How many gamblers is it in each casino?

**Tirilej** · 6th January 2012, 10:12 PM

I have always wondered how many people there are playing online every time I play, and how many deposits and how many just sign up for a nd to not ever play there again. A lot of those kind of questions, so maybe it's time to find out

Is there anywhere I can find any statistics or is that kind of information secret?

I never watch tv much but tonight I did and MrGreen said in an ad that they had 400 000 members

That is a lot! If everyone of those made just one deposit a month, think of all that money

Some casinos are doing really well, like 32Red and some can't pay their bills and just disappears.

Does anyone have a clue?

**BMWSTACK** · 6th January 2012, 10:25 PM

Good question, I wonder that myself sometimes. I am specifically interested in how many people may be playing at one time. Someone just stating how many members they have could be inaccurate, afterall a lot of people may sign up and may never play or may sign up just for a free chip.

**jstrike** · 6th January 2012, 10:31 PM

Depends on the casino, really

The actual figures are kind of an industry ::secret:: ...you wouldn't believe how hard it was to figure them out when we were looking for investors. Just to give you a ballpark, figure that under 1% of signups will deposit, and you lose about half your depositors every month, meaning they don't come back and deposit again. That doesn't cover poker and it doesn't account for all kinds of things. Some casinos have a much higher rate of repeat players, like I think 3Dice does. We have a much higher deposit rate, about 5-7x normal, because we're in a niche market. Whether or not players are actually hanging around looking for a game depends on what kind of multiplayer action there is, and if there's a game to play at all. The regulars check in every day or two, and you know they're gone when they're gone.

**Tirilej** · 6th January 2012, 11:00 PM

I was starting comparing casinos with different forums, but I think I make a thread just for that instead

I understand that it's different softwares, different laws for gambling, people in different places on earth have a differnt income....and everything you said Jstrike

400 000 members at MrGeen and maybe only 400 of those are actually regularly depositors, can that be true?

So how many have Virtuals and how many depositors where lost when US went out from the market?
I believe I have too many questions for my own good

**jstrike** · 6th January 2012, 11:55 PM

Roughly 75% potential depositors are in the US. Are you asking this from an investment point of view, or as a player?
edit that -- I should say 75% of our potential depositors are from the US, and we have to reject them. I don't know about other casinos. Obviously this is not true for things like intercasino or sites that are specific to certain countries.

**LaHutti** · 7th January 2012, 12:02 AM

Originally Posted by jstrike

Roughly 75% potential depositors are in the US. Are you asking this from an investment point of view, or as a player?
edit that -- I should say 75% of our potential depositors are from the US, and we have to reject them. I don't know about other casinos. Obviously this is not true for things like intercasino or sites that are specific to certain countries.

75% sounds like an awful high number.
I'm not disputing it, since I'm in no way in a position to do so, and I'm guessing you did a lot of research, but still a surprisingly high number.

Edit ... ahh, just saw your edit

**Tirilej** · 7th January 2012, 12:03 AM

As a player that is curious.
I don't have any money for gambling so suddenly I have time over to ask a few questions I wonder about.

There is so much in this world of gambling that I will never understand.
The language is also a barrier, but I'm starting to overcome me being too shy to ask questions, so this is a place to start if I want to learn more.

Do wish I had your curage. What you have done is really amazing

**jstrike** · 7th January 2012, 12:05 AM

Originally Posted by LaHutti

75% sounds like an awful high number.
I'm not disputing it, since I'm in no way in a position to do so, and I'm guessing you did a lot of research, but still a surprisingly high number.

Our market's only in Bitcoin, and a large majority of Bitcoin users are in the US. This is just based on our internal figure for hits. We block the site for US players, but we still see the majority of people trying to get to us are coming from the States. I'm sure this ratio would be all over the board, depending on how a casino markets itself and what payment methods they take. If you're a sportsbook in Costa Rica handling OKPay, you've probably got 90% US players. If you're casino.dk, you'd have none...

**Tirilej** · 7th January 2012, 12:24 AM

If I change the question a little and just go after that ad from MrGree. Since they can say they have 400 000 people that have signed up to their casino, isn't it possible to get just that data from somewhere?
Just how many sign ups?

I don't know if MrGreen is a small, big or a huge casino. Does anyone know?
If they can say it, then others should be able to without revealing any secrets.

In Sweden there isn't any chance for lying about that kind of number in an ad so I do believe that
that number of sign-ups is correct.

**Smokeycasino** · 7th January 2012, 02:26 AM

There should be a spot showing the number of players currently playing like the poker sites do, so I can get a better feeling.

I also wonder why they don't show it in the lobby somewhere...