But what happen with the Tax on Deposit and With. in Germany if they play in casino with curacao license?
They should pay a tax in Germany or no ?
Thank you
When I owned casinoslots.co.nz 1'st registered 2008 (sold the site in 2014), New Zealand was a good earner for years. In fact, one of my biggest Whales came from NZ. These days though, NZ isn't worth the hassle. Most players are low-rollers, who only deposit US$5 a time.
On another .nz site I own, I've got oodles of players who are dropping $200 per month @ $5. That's 40 deposits. And, given processors also charge an additional fee per transaction, my GGR is being hit with ridiculous amounts of silly fees, due to these low rollers. Who btw seem to be playing very low bets ($0.09 on 9 line MGS slots) till they bag a decent free-spins win, increase their bet, which generally means I'm making sweet FA most months. I haven't touched the site in ages, why? No point wasting time, NZ is, as Anglers say "fished out".
Reiterating NZ is a dead duck these days. Better placing your time and energy into Canada.
And as far as the UK... The AU Gov., is a teddy bear's picnic compared to the UK Gov., laws.
If you like the goal posts being shifted every other day, and don't mind appeasing to daft UKGC laws, then knock yourself out and chase the UK market...
Last edited by Former Member 14; 24 December 2019 at 6:43 am.
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Interesting. For the U.S, European, New Zealand and Australian market, we switched to flat fee, and we also do some PR for the sector. All part of the larger pop culture sector. Percentage rates and Terms and Conditions changed so much over the past decade. Win - Win - Win scenarios are the way to go, if you can get all parties to agree.
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Sweden would be a nice target now that they have legalized gambling.
If you decide to go with UK it's a good idea research briefly their advertising regulations. Especially when it comes to key terms, banned words and the intricate minefield of email marketing.
I would say that EE.UU, New Zealand and Canada
I would say the UK for English targets; the KW are easier than swede market for example (and we are 50 million less in population)
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The trouble with every country is finding reputable operators to work with. Be kind to players without shafting affiliates.
It's a nightmare in some countries with the dodgy operators but we are finding the UK to be an absolute pain in the ass with operators just not replying or approving new accounts, or simply rejecting out of hand before we can even show them domains.
Grind, grind, grind everywhere I guess?
UK is tough that's for sure. The negativity around the whole subject from the TV/press has gone some way to placing gambling in the anti-social area along with smoking etc - there were some stats that suggested this released this week. That's the same press of course who will be tripping over themselves to offer free bets and sell advertising space on Grand National day.
Aside from that, conversions are tough in the UK with saturation approaching/being hit on a number of brands.
How about japan?
I vote too for Japan, Korea and China.
The mentality there for gamblers is to have fun and play really big and a lot.
I have seen a lot of them how they behave ini brick-and-mortar casinos.
Those who have casino traffic from those countries, know what I mean in 300%.
Seven times fall, eight times stand.
I would personally choose the USA, UK and Canada.
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