Originally posted here by CXGJarrod
I remember talking with Cybr1d about this a long time ago. He used to own a cybercafe. As far as I remember you need a special license to play Counterstrike in a Cybercafe. You may want to PM him.
Gotcha, I just mailed cafe at valve.com and got the instructions needed for their software, easy one there.

Originally posted here by cacosapo
Talking about LICENSES, you SHOULD have one license of EACH game for EACH game computer. Usually, game licenses are per seat basis; that means one for each computer.

About buying, you should go to the distributor/reseller near your place and ask for discount or other special offers for large aquisision (althouh i think that 15 is a small one). Some companies use to have specific rules on each countries -- just to adhere the local regulamentation. For example, In your country you may have the possibility of acquire 1 box and 14 "paper licenses" for your lanhouse. This will low your costs. But you should go to a reseller to ask about "special acquisitions" available at your country/town.
Yup it's extremely important to have the paperwork right. Seems like they (atleast valve) sell "cafe-licences" (or whatever), which are one-owner/multi-user licenses. But yeah I'm always making sure to specify the exact numbers of licences wanted.

Originally posted here by SDK
Everquest? This is a game that you pay per month. I don't recommend it for a cybercafe.

And another one, you don't need all those games on very PC. Be selective.
"Everquest", "Anarchy Online" and "World of Warcraft" are games which cost per disc and per month. As a cafe I'd only pay for the discs (or an "install licence", if you want), and the users would have to log on/pay using their own accounts. AO and WoW are games which a large scale of the "gamers" around here trow away their time with, can't dissapoint them.

And no I know it's not really needed, but since the plan involves such a small amount of computers I guess the games I'd end up with would be installed on each system (set up one, ghost + getting serials off the server).