The internet site E Bay has long contained some of the most interesting and unusual items for sale in the online world. Now E Bay is branching out and offering online gaming fans a chance to bid for their own online gambling websites. The latest sites on offer are Maui Texas Hold’Em, a mobile multiplayer poker site, and mobile chess game, ChessEverywhere.
For interested parties in Maui Texas Hold’Em, the current owners of the site state that over 50 different mobile phone brands is compatible with the website’s software, including Sony, Nokia and Spring PCS Vision brands. The poker platform allows up to eight players to participate in a game of Texas Hold’Em. It can also be accessed via standalone play.
 
The product’s base platform also supports standalone and multiplayer chess, with the option of downloading chess from a mobile to a computer desktop. The platform is supported by Java 5 and a SQL database. The automatic creation of clients is supported by an Ant build system and Javadocs is used for the product’s documentation.
Interested bidders can also expect to receive a Net based platform for their money, which manages the delivery via wireless technology from the client software to the end user’s mobile phone. This platform is operated by a MySQL database.
While some sales of mobile gambling sites have reportedly proved disadvantageous to buyers due to the lack of control over affiliate websites, the sellers of Maui Texas Hold’Em and ChessEverywhere have been quick to reassure prospective buyers that they are selling all source codes to the mobile clients and Java server. The ASP.net websites and domain names that support wireless delivery are also included in the final price.

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