ONLINE CASINOBUILDER.
THE ORIGINAL GUIDE IS RETURNING

The biggest opportunity isn't always on the casino floor.

Years ago, Online Casino Builder asked a different question: what does it really take to own and operate the business behind an online casino?

Now the guide is being rewritten for an industry that has changed in almost every way.

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THE REVISED EDITION
ONLINE
CASINO
BUILDER
Understand the business
behind the games.
CARNEGIE HILL PUBLISHING
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A CHANGED INDUSTRY ✦ NEW RULES ✦ BIGGER QUESTIONS ✦ ONE GUIDE TO HELP YOU ASK THEM

WHERE IT BEGAN

Long before the relaunch, there was a book.

In the original Online Casino Builder project, the focus was on a side of online gambling that rarely featured in the headlines: the entrepreneurs, technology providers, affiliate relationships and commercial decisions that make an online casino possible.

By 2017, the website was promoting a start-up guide in Standard and Entrepreneur editions, supported by operator and industry interviews, practical checklists and a directory of resources.

It included interviews associated with Captain Cook’s Casino, Slotland and Casino Coins Network—a window into how the sector once worked.

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What does it really take to go from an idea to an operating online casino business?

The question that started Online Casino Builder

Those early materials provide a starting point. But a guide to yesterday’s industry is not enough for the decisions of tomorrow.

WHY IT'S COMING BACK

The landscape changed.
So must the guide.

What once seemed like a simple choice between software packages now demands much closer scrutiny of regulation, licensing, payments, player protection, platform dependencies, cybersecurity and economics.

The revised Online Casino Builder is being developed to help serious readers understand the questions, risks and trade-offs before they invest time or capital.

See the subjects being covered

THE NEW EDITION

A business you should understand
before you attempt to build.

From the first feasibility question to the realities of operating in regulated markets, the new guide is being written around the decisions that matter.

01

Choose the right model

White-label, turnkey or independent operation—and the control and costs behind each.

02

Understand the rules

Jurisdictions, licensing, due diligence and the responsibilities that cannot be ignored.

03

Examine the machinery

Platforms, games, payments, fraud controls and the infrastructure beneath the website.

04

Follow the money

Start-up capital, recurring expenditure, marketing economics and realistic financial planning.

05

Evaluate suppliers

The questions to ask potential partners before signing agreements or transferring funds.

06

Plan with discipline

Checklists and decision tools for weighing feasibility, obligations and operational readiness.

MORE THAN A BOOK

Read the thinking.
Take it further.

The revised guide is the beginning. Companion audio, practical resources and deeper learning material are also being explored for readers who want to go beyond the page.

01The revised bookStart with the essentials
02AudiobookExplore the ideas on your own schedule
03Practical toolkitTurn questions into working plans
04In-depth courseStudy the subject in greater detail