Real Luck Group reflects on vast improvements to platform in Q1 report

Real Luck Group, the parent company of esports betting platform Luckbox, has today published financial results for the three months ending 31 March 2022

Real Luck Group, the parent fellowship of esports betting program Luckbox, has today published financial results for the threesome months ending 31 March 2022.

Some of the Q1 operating(a) highlights outlined in the news report are over 50 partnerships and agreements with global new participant referral affiliate sites, and an 815% step-up in games offered since the remnant of Q4 2021.

Thomas Rosander, Real Luck Group CEO, said of the results: "The world-class billet of 2022 saw the accompany proceed to create vast improvements to our platform, as we strain to turn the world's number single esports betting destination.

"We feature now introduced to a greater extent than 400 games and products, including the freshly launched online Luckbox casino, a vertical intentional to wreak engaging cognitive content to our players and near-term revenue to the business.”

He went on to notice on the new partnerships, stating: "Additionally, we embarked on the initial stages of our player acquisition campaigns, adding young partnerships with some of the biggest worldwide participant acquisition and referral networks. We continue to varan and optimise our acquisition metrics, with the purpose of maximising ROI on marketing spend, despite player acquisition costs trending upward inwards recent months.”

The news report inside information unexampled appointments to the room of directors. On 1 Mar 2022 Benn Timbury was appointed as COO, with Rosander commenting that they had “strengthened our leaders team.”

Former Managing Director of Casino at Pokestars, Bo Wänghammar, was also ordained to the Real Luck Group gameboard on 9 March 2022.

Giving his thoughts on hereafter financial performance, Rosander said: "Gaming revenues from esports betting inwards planetary markets, is forecast to develop at an unprecedented average out of 17.6% year-on-year to 2026 in regulated markets alone – a faster charge per unit than sports betting."