30 minutes. Three actions you can take tomorrow.
No deck, no discovery questionnaire, no follow-up sequence. Half an hour on your funnel, and three things worth changing.
- 16
- Brands launched
- 15
- Already profitable
- 45+
- Operators advised
- 133
- Markets profiled
Every number above benchmark. Over a decade in the industry.
Pick the path
Which one are you?
Operator
You have players and the numbers stopped moving.
- Day-five retention
- Payments that fail
- Forms nobody finishes
Sweepstake
First to second purchase is where it breaks.
- Redemption friction
- Support tickets by theme
- Package economics
B2B product
Pipeline stalls and pilots do not convert.
- Positioning
- Demand generation
- Pilot to contract
Results
Anonymised, because that was the condition.
Markets
133 jurisdictions, one map.
Regulation, licensing route and gaming tax, read from the operator side rather than the regulator's. Updated as the rules move.
Open the mapLicences
49 regimes compared.
Cost, timeline, term and tax, side by side, with the honest verdict on who each one actually suits.
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