You don't have to be Steve Wynn to own a casino. Heck, anyone these days can open an online casino, and it is far easier than one might think. You won't even need much in the way of initial capital.
How to Open an Online Casino
First is to find a good casino Pay Per Head software. The range of services available will depend on your provider.
The best casinos offer 24/7 customer service, accept credit cards, bank transfers and - it's 2021 now - Bitcoin as well as othe cryptocurrencies.
The number of casino games will also be a factor, as this will be the main product that you will offer to your players.
Our friends at PricePerPlayer offer a casino Pay Per Head software that can be used in conjunction with their primary sportsbook solution or as a standalone. It is a very cost-effective measure that delivers the same results as creating one's own company, minus the steep costs involved.
The second step is far easier. Simply join, create your username and password. Some more traditional Pay Per Head casino platforms will likely ask for more extensive information and payment details up front.
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From here, you can configure your players profile and provide these individuals access. You can easily set their limits.
Additionally, if you already have your online sportsbook operation running already, the data can be linked to your casino for easier integration.
The third step is to simply sit back and let your casino run. Just like the PPH sportsbook, the Pay Per Head Casino acts as a contract service. They do all the work for you. Your job is to continue promoting the online casino to current clients while seeking out new one's.
Cryptocurrencies all but elminate the need to ever meet face to face with your clients. In this sense you act more as an affiliate but get to keep most of the earings compared to the typical 25 to 35 percent. Your costs are as low as $5 per player per week, meaning you'll be keeping more like 80 to 90 percent of the profits.
- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com
