Recent content by Arthur Dota2son

If I were the founder, I would compare the platform economics, not the development quote only. NuxGame has an advantage in fast turnkey solutions and the full stack of casino and sportsbook features; SoftSwiss is more experienced in projects focused on cryptographically heavy operations...

Yes, indeed - though this doesn’t seem as outrageous as it sounds. This was done by a group of only 4 people, all of whom were media buyers. What we didn’t start from scratch was using NuxGame for the underlying casino structure.... games, payments, backoffice stuff. Our task was traffic and...

From my experience, if CTR is above 1.5-2% but the page converts poorly, fix the landing page first; if CTR is below 1%, I'd test the ad before touching the page.

For me, yes, it’s worth it. I’ve been in the casino business for 6 years, and I’d still consider launching a crypto casino today, but I’d do it very differently from my first project. A few rules I’d stick to: • Don’t build everything from scratch. Use proven casino software for PAM, payments...

I'm going to save you a lot of wasted time: a "free" online casino or zero-upfront White Label does not exist. Anyone offering "zero setup fees" is either going to take 70-80% of your GGR, run you on cracked game scripts that get hacked in a week, or bleed you dry with hidden payment processing...

Thanks for the details

I don't think this is leading the world toward anything good...

Hi! From time to time, I'll be sharing my experience here as I build my own casino startup. I'd love to hear your feedback and comments so I know what else to write about. Let's get started! When I first considered implementing my iGaming project, I mostly focused on platform fees, licensing...

Dont worry about whether its cryptocurrency, Roblox, CS2, or something else. It doesn't matter. Think about whether it can be scaled. Like, when I was working on my iGaming project with my team, that's what I was thinking about. If you want to turn this into a real casino business, don’t waste...

Props for coding everything from scratch - that’s definitely a rare route these days! founders I talk to usually burn out trying to maintain dozens of separate provider API and PAM architecture inhouse so they end up pivoting to turnkey platforms or unified API aggregators\turnkey solutions...

Over the past few months, we ran an indexation and ranking test across a batch of test domains using traditional parasite/low-tier link tactics (mass Web 2.0 submissions, profile links, and old-school web directories). Here is what the data showed after 90 days: Indexation Rate: Less than 12%...

As long as the invoice says 'AI Operations SaaS' and not 'Waifu Simulator 3000', the IRS won't bat an eye. It's just a software operational expense at the end of the day