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uJogo Operating within Facebook

A new free-play online casinos poker site may be just what poker enthusiasts in the United States are looking for in terms of non-complicated poker tournaments. The U.S. government has make real-money online gambling illegal – and though many U.S. players successfully navigate around the restrictions, other players are looking for a better way to easily play poker without the fear of restrictions and regulations from the U.S. government. That’s where uJogo fills a niche poker gambling market that cropped up when the online casinos gambling market vacated the U.S. and the majority of major gambling companies even banned U.S. players who could find a way around the restrictions (via foreign bank accounts and e-cards).

uJogo has linked up with the Facebook social networking site to offer users a unique poker community that operates on a rewards basis and allows players to reset their $1,000 (theoretical money) bank rolls and simply start over. Players are rewarded within the social networking system by gaining points (that count for trade-in compensation) and chips for inviting friends to install the uJogo application into their accounts. The company has successfully implemented a viral marketing model that primarily uses rewards for word-of-mouth to increase the spread of the online casinos poker gambling application.

The online casino poker company is now looking to sponsors as a way to profit from the gambling services. Many internet gambling and poker sites are looking for a way to continue brand presence in the U.S. market – for that reason uJogo is looking into a way to benefit from sponsors and adversiters. The at CEO at uJogo, Eric Gonzales, remarks, “There’s a fair amount of interest from casinos because they don’t have much of an online presence, and uJogo is a way for them to dip their toe in the water with an online poker system that’s legal.” The company anticipates that uJogo will continue to flourish as it operates through Facebook.