deposit/gross_revenue ratio%

[ozim]

Is it possible to roughly estimate into how much gross revenue will each $100 turn that a player deposits?

Obviously there a lot of 'IFs' and 'depends' but in the long run it should be pretty stable number, especially for affiliates who send more traffic.

[MooreFish]

The industry standard, is the casino will end up keeping 80% of every dollar that gets deposited. Simply apply your MGR %, and you've got your answer. Keep in mind, this is over the long haul...it won't apply to any specific deposit.

$100 * 80% * [Your share...call it 35%] 35* = $28

So, winners and losers combined, at a 35% rev share, you'll likely end up with about $28.

[RockbetJohn]

I am really not sure what stats I can share but I have a good idea of how some of the other casinos operate. First off most casino games have a house edge of about 3 - 4% so for ever $100 you bet the house is keeping $3 to $4. However sometimes there are bonuses involved and players don't just make a single bet and leave plus the average wagering session is higher. Of course you get stats on all ends of the spectrum but there are many factors involved. I can answer more by pm since I think this is a sensitive topic.

[ozim]

Thisisvegas - you mention the numbers associated with casino edge - ie. what % of his bet will a player loose in the long run. But I'm rather looking for the kind of answer MooreFish gave - ie. casino keeps 80% of all deposits.
80% seems very high to me, my programs are not even close to this, however they offer poker and sportsbook as well so maybe that means players are smarter and withdraw some of their winnings or withdraw certain percent of their deposits before losing it all.

To make my problem clear I'll tell you why I asked this question: When I look at my stats I don't really care how much I won or lost on a given day, as this depends on players luck and I can do nothing about it. The real measure of my performance is the amount players deposit every day. If my players make huge deposits and win, I'm happy, because I'll get a great share of that money in the long run. On the other hand, if I can make players deposit large sums of money, then I'm interested in the % the casinos will keep as a profit for themselves and me.

So more input is welcome and Thisisvegas, if U can share more via PM I'd be more than grateful. THX.

[ianw]

Moore fish is about bang on with his ratio, I do a lot of analysis on casino numbers and a casino *should* hold between 75-80% of player deposits over the long run. As Moorefish pointed out this isnt per deposit or per session - it will happen across a base of players over time.