I was 17 when I first started working on CSGOWin (
x.fun at the time) and it's been a crazy ride since then -- this article does a wonderful job of summing up the hardships of entering an industry that is seemingly inherently profitable and then getting slapped in the face with the biggest reality check ever
You can walk up to anyone on the street and tell them you know a guy running an unprofitable casino, they'll laugh at you and say "How is that even possible?"
That was my life for a year -- feeling like a retard every morning because I couldn't make things work. You can have an edge on every single game and still bleed money every single day, because your product is ass, your rewards are not appealing and nobody trusts your brand enough to deposit in the first place.
This article sums it all up better than I could. Two years in, now 19 years old, I've learned more about this industry than I thought there was to learn, and I'm confident enough now to say there's still so much left to build. My goated team and I will keep cooking sites that are actually enjoyable to play on - as we believe entertainment to be the essence of gambling.
$1000 giveaway to 10x winners if you interact with the post below β shoutout to
@GamblingLore for the amazing interview ππ
π The first story is live.
We sat down with CSGOWinβs founder
@000rapunzel to discuss the transition from Xβ€FUN and the $1,300,000 in growing pains that came with becoming one of the fastest-growing names in the space.
Read it in full here:
gamblinglore.com/the-1-3-milβ¦