This Week's Update - CasinosBroker
€3.6M GGR, 28.4% EBITDA margin, zero paid media spend. Asking €2,800,000.
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iGaming M&A Advisory
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Hi,
This week's update features key headlines, recent market activity, and a selection of businesses currently available through CasinosBroker.
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New Mandate
Sports Betting Arbitrage Content & Affiliate Portfolio — 3 Domains
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~$79,600 Revenue (T12M, cash basis) | ~$72,900 Cash Profit
92% Cash Margin | ~$6,700 Operating Costs
20+ Live Affiliate Programs across 4 verticals | Transferable Accounts
Asking Price: €150,000 | With optional add-on: €195,000
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Multilingual content on arbitrage betting strategy and tools, monetised across casino, sportsbook, e-wallet and betting-software programs, plus a recurring paid content-placement line. Includes 3 domains, full codebases, content libraries, social assets and seller transition support. An adjacent sports-betting master-agent commission book is offered separately as an optional add-on.
Disclosed upfront: a meaningful share of trailing revenue sits with a small number of programs, and organic traffic is mid-recovery following a Q2 2026 platform migration. Trend data provided under NDA.
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Seed Investment
Mobile-First Digital Lottery Platform — Brazil
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€4.8B+ Addressable Lottery Market | 80M Digital-Ready Users
80%+ Gross Margin | ~$23 Blended Monthly ARPU
Zero Jackpot Liability | Month 10 Projected Break-Even
Capital Raise: $3.5M | Pre-Money: $11.7M
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Brazil’s lottery market remains predominantly offline while smartphone penetration sits above 89% and instant-payment adoption above 91%. The platform runs on insured lottery bets — prize liability sits with an insurer rather than the operator — on fully owned technology with no third-party PAM fees, with cross-sell into casino games and scratch cards.
Terms include 1x liquidation preference, pro-rata rights and a board seat. Forward financials are management projections, not trading history, and should be read as such.
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Next-Gen iGaming Platform — Full Source Code Included
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20,000+ Games from 150+ Providers
Full Source Code + Domain & Brand | Crypto + Fiat
Laravel / Vue 3 / Nuxt SSR | Multi-Brand & White-Label Ready
Asking Price: €1,000,000
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A production-ready platform for an operator who wants to stop paying 15–25% of GGR to a white-label provider, or to enter the B2B market and charge it instead. Fully configurable back office, geo- and behaviour-based dynamic frontend, integrated affiliate tracking and commission system, and a bonus engine covering FTDs, reloads, no-deposit and free spins. New brands launch in weeks.
Demo access and technical documentation available to qualified buyers. Provider integration agreements are contracted to the operating entity — transferability depends on deal structure and is addressed in diligence.
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White Label or Proprietary: The Choice You Made at Launch Decides Your Exit
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A white-label brand is faster and cheaper to launch, but the buyer is acquiring a marketing operation sitting on someone else’s platform, licence and player wallet — and the platform vendor usually holds a consent right over the transfer. Proprietary tech takes longer to build and carries real dev overhead, but it is the version of the business a strategic acquirer can actually integrate.
Our new guide sets out how each model is valued in practice, which buyer universe each one opens or closes, the platform-vendor consent and migration risks that surface in diligence, and what a white-label operator can do before going to market to avoid being priced as a traffic source rather than a business.
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MGA vs UKGC vs Curacao: What the Licence Is Actually Worth at Exit
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The licence does more to set the exit multiple than almost any operating metric. A Tier 1 regulated licence expands the buyer universe to strategics and funded acquirers, but brings change-of-control approvals, qualifier vetting and source-of-funds review that can add months to close. An offshore licence closes faster and narrows the buyer pool, with banking and PSP friction that follows the asset into new ownership.
Our new guide compares the three regimes on the question that actually decides a transaction — whether the licence can move to the buyer, on what timeline and at what cost — and covers change-of-control mechanics, when a share purchase becomes the only viable structure, and how to price GGR earned in jurisdictions the operator isn’t licensed in.
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You Financed Part of the Sale. The Buyer Stopped Paying. Now What?
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Seller financing closes deals that cash alone would not — but it leaves the seller carrying buyer credit risk on an asset they no longer control. When instalments stop, the first question is rarely legal: it is whether the security was documented well enough at signing to give the seller any leverage at all.
Our new guide covers what genuinely protects a seller note in an iGaming deal — escrowed domains and code, share pledges, step-in and reversion rights, personal guarantees, acceleration triggers — plus how to read the early warning signs of a default, and the realistic options once one happens, from renegotiation through to enforcement.
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Best regards,
Gabriel Sita
CasinosBroker.com - iGaming M&A Advisory
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