So you know, we got the gold standard license is because we wanted to have the gold standard and face as little legal/regulatory issues down the road as possible. Our goal is to build a reputable, legal business that operates everywhere that gambling is legal. We have international payment providers and again, assume full responsibility for gambling, so developers have nothing to worry about, regardless of where their game is hosted and where their players are. We specifically cite that this is legal for US developers because gambling is 100% illegal in the US, so this is proof that use of our API does not violate local law.
That said, the legal issues surrounding this are definitely the primary concern among developers. We've been thinking of good ways to communicate this (other than company lawyers of the developing firm, which have given their employer the all clear every time thus far). We hope that this will be alleviated to some extent as the first games built on our platform go live.
We do have partners already building on our platform, such as Lucky Derby by Toy Studio. See here for more info: http://www.toystudio.com/2011/08/04/lucky-derby-coming-soon/
Thanks again for a great conversation, and definitely ping us here or via email with any more questions (I'm tyler@betable.com)