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02/03/2024 4:57 pm
when it comes to your online casino, are you picky with the operators/providers? Or do you add as much as you want to in your casino? curious if i should curate or just go for volume.
Thanks to my bookie pay per head I'm working from home, and can travel anytime (let me know where to!)
08/03/2024 5:48 pm
too much volume can be overwhelming to your players. So i tend to go for the popular providers and then just see how things go.
Getting my daily dose of Sports Interaction and Betting News, and I'm good to go!
11/03/2024 1:28 pm
What do the reports say? Check your software and see which game providers dont perform and you can take them out if you want to.
I like reading and contributing to sportsbook reviews, and other things that interest me, like books and films. Love the challenge of betting especially when it comes to basketball and football.
17/03/2024 6:32 pm
the casino is secondary to my sportsbook but it still generates a decent amount of revenue so provider needs to have at the minimum popular table games and a lot of slot machines. I personally like Evolution and Microgaming as they have a lot of of options that you more or less pay a la carte.
I was reading this tutorial on how to open an online casino and it was saying that the software and games depends on your target market. So if you mostly have table game players, then you need to find casino provider that has a lot of table game options available
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24/03/2024 4:09 am
Thanks for the insight.
I do get a lot of revenue mostly from slots, with table games following suit. I was just wondering how other bookies handle the online casino operations side.
Thanks to my bookie pay per head I'm working from home, and can travel anytime (let me know where to!)
