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    How to start your own online casino

    npsBy nps29 April 2022Updated:4 July 2024 No Comments3 Mins Read
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    You may be thinking about starting an online casino yourself. Not a bad idea, these casinos are doing well. However, you must have a substantial starting capital and meet a series of conditions.

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    But once these steps are taken, the costs of running the online casino are very limited. Because of this, it might be a good idea to start your own online casino. Doing this can be quite difficult, although the tips mentioned below will certainly help you, just like checking the website of How To Casino.

    Prospecting

    If you start your own company, you first explore the market. How is the competition doing and where can I add value? There are so many online casinos that you first need to find out who to compare your casino against. Lists of the best online casinos can easily be found on the internet. Read the reviews, you can learn a lot from them, and see which bonuses are attractive enough to convince players to create an account with you. Of course you create an account with your future competitors and play the games.

    License

    The first important step to be legally in order is to apply for a permit. Popular countries that grant reliable licenses are Great Britain, Malta and Cyprus. Make sure you get the license in a country with a fair legal system. It avoids unpleasant surprises and players also find this important. Because of this, many online casinos have decided to get a Dutch permit. If you want to try to obtain a Dutch license, you need a lot of money: 45,000 euros to submit the license application, 830,000 euros in guarantee and 600,000 euros in structural costs. That comes at a cost of 1.5 million euros to be able to bridge the first year.

    Software

    Once you have your license, the focus is now on the betting system. This means that you need software that makes the games run smoothly, both on PC and mobile, and that the play is fair. Most online casinos work with major software producers such as Microgaming or NetEnt but some have their own system or work with smaller producers. Developing your own system is very expensive, so it is generally better to use software of various producers. Make sure the creators are safe and reliable of course, otherwise this could lead to many issues.

    Website

    The website is just as crucial as the software. The financial success of your online casino will depend on how well and how fast your website is running. A slow website leads to less revenue. The appearance is also important to attract players. A website that looks sloppy will come across as unreliable. Work with strong graphics and a professional look. To promote your website you can go through the usual marketing channels: send out newsletters, write to critics, hand out bonuses and interesting prizes? Keep in mind that advertising for an online casino is often also regulated.

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