Now that I have my own casino, I can’t gamble anymore. ( I mean technically I gamble all day as the house.) So I needed a new addiction. I guess I found it. Welcome to the fam little mew

Today marks a big step forward for Power. With Nord joining us as CMO, we’re setting our sights on building the leading platform in the space. We’re lucky to have him on board, and even more excited about what’s coming. We’re just getting started. ❤️

France got a new face 😂😂

So monkeytilt is pivoting to rips… Good move or bad one?

Picked up this PSA 10 Lance Charizard VS Series for $150 Did I overpay?

Things have been bumpy. The gambling industry is not for the weak. But we’re coming out of it stronger.

The best casino isn't always the one with the biggest offer. Sometimes it's just the one that doesn't piss you off.

The casino business looks like numbers from the outside. Spend more time in it and you realise it's mostly people.

One thing I've learned: People will forgive a lot. Making them feel ignored isn't one of them.

Players are not stupid. They know when you're trying too hard to sell them something.

If your only idea to bring players back is another bonus... You might have a product problem.

The best VIP treatment isn't free stuff. It's knowing what the player actually wants.

The easiest way to lose a player? Make them wait for their money.

Everyone wants more players. I think keeping the players you already have is just as important.

Good games are important. Good support is important. But trust is everything.

The product matters. But the people behind it matter too.

Players don't just remember the bonus. They remember how you treated them.

A big bonus can get someone to try your casino. But a good experience is what brings them back.

Running a casino teaches you a lot about people. You learn what they like. What they don't like. And what makes them come back.

Building in gambling is a masterclass in human psychology. Every day teaches you something.