The football leagues have started, and I’ve added a few new shops Chinese Massage Parlour I work with the boss on a 70/30% for me because they only play casino games on sportsbetting 50/50.
Here is the current situation for September.
Offline Market ( Sportsbar - Restaurants - Small Shops outside main City where you can not find local betshops )
With a license, I face too much competition; you need a lot of money for new customers, taxes, and KYC.
I think you misunderstood me regarding the 15%. Those are the fees I pay to the provider. My hold over the course of a year is around 35% of the betting volume for sports betting, while for casino, I’m at around 25%.
We don’t carry out KYC because I don’t have a license. We operate within a...
I use the provider’s website. I don’t pay any server or domain fees; I only pay if i have in total a profit .
This is one of my partners. He owns a sports bar and gives his good customers access to the online casino so they can play on tablet or iphone.
He receives the money in cash, and if...
For a licensed online casino, $250,000 is far too little. However, for an unlicensed casino that operates through agents who handle deposits and withdrawals, it can be enough. The hardest part is attracting customers to an unlicensed casino.
The week was successful in some ways, with a few wins, but overall there were many losses. The players expected that the matches would once again be decided by goals.
I also work with partner shops where I earn a percentage-based commission.
Some examples.
40 % partner and 60 % for me from net hold
07-2026 = Hold 5.000 € - 10 % lostbackbonus (500 € ) = 4.500 €
1.800 € for shop partner and 2.700 € for me - 750 € fee for software = 1.950 € Net Profit
Hello everyone,
I operate an unlicensed online casino and sports betting platform with an agent based structure only cash money or crypto.
I have no domain or server costs.
I pay only from Hold 15 % fees for the Platform
I would like to share my experiences with players and partners and...
Back then, we didn't have to offer so many bonuses, deposits and withdrawals were much easier for customers, and the regulations in European countries were far less restrictive.
It's nice to see someone from the same industry. I've also been working in the gambling industry for about 20 years, back from the days when we had to download software to play casino games.
Most of the old companies couldn't stay competitive in the market. They missed the trends and failed to...
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