Running an Online Casino - Poker/Slots/Roulette – Ask Me Anything

if its online why just have 3 games? cant you offer every game? how many criminals do you have to deal with?

How much did you steal?

I don’t want to sound like a broken record, but is the double duke common in online poker?

will u add blackjack? can i vpn in and play on site blackjack? withdrawls in bitcoin or usdt? Bonus $50 for punters every now and then?

what is the site name?

Alright, you convinced me, I’ll add a fourth one. What’s your favorite?

I’m in online gambling, not politics

Are you trying to bankrupt us?

faro

will u add texas foldem?

no

what is the site name?

Did you make the site from a white label casino provider ?

Where are you licensed ? curacao, anjouan..etc how long was the process to get the licence ?

What was the startup costs ?

How do you attract traffic/players?

1. Yes
2. At the moment, we operate under a Curaçao license. It’s not particularly well-regarded in our local market, so for us it was more of a starting point. As the project has begun to show solid results, we’re now exploring local licensing options, which are significantly more expensive compared to Curaçao. As for pricing, the general ranges are publicly available online and fairly representative of the market. In terms of timing, we worked with an intermediary, which allowed us to complete the process in roughly one month.
3. The basic package cost us around €40,000 at the time. But like any other project it has continued to require additional investment as we’ve grown. We see strong long-term potential, so we’re continuing to invest rather than slowing down

Mostly through Telegram

How do you handle security? Seems like the biggest risk from the business side.

I used to work with legalized marijuana dispensaries here in the states a few years ago, and that was always the biggest concern since banks wouldn't touch us, we had to have cash vaults. They got robbed repeatedly, but from the numbers side, it was just the cost of doing business.

Do you take a similar approach and price in that you will get robbed eventually, or do you throw a lot of money at the problem and hope that fixes things?

I used to wonder how slot RTPs and volatility actually played out in real money until I started testing games reviewed on mega888reviews.com. It gave me a rough idea which ones leaned more towards bonus-heavy or base-game wins. Obviously, it's still gambling, but reading through some honest breakdowns helped me set more realistic expectations before spinning.

What is the sites name? for gods sake x)

An interesting topic.
How is revenue distributed between poker, slots and roulette?
What is the biggest problem for operators today: regulators, payment systems or competition?

This made me laugh today! It's not gambling who steals, it's the broken government! It's rampant here in our country!