Real Luck enjoys strong growth, plans to keep momentum in 2023

The award-winning provider of licensed, real money casino, sports betting and esports games, Real Luck Group, announced Tuesday that it has seen record results for November. Real Luck Group and its subsidiary company doing business under Luckbox, reported a significant growth in business volumes and an increase in players last month.

Thomas Rosander, Real Luck Group's CEO, shared his excitement in a statement released on December 13, 2022. He said: "The growth outlined in our November results builds upon October's successes for a very encouraging fourth quarter." Last but not least, Rosander pointed out: "Back-to-back record-breaking growth in these KPIs reaffirms our strategic direction and future growth plans."

The record-breaking growth last month was spearheaded by a significant increase in Real Money Players (RMPs), Real Luck Group explained. In November, when compared to October, RMPs grew by 97%, the company revealed. What's more, the company's global betting handle in November grew by 70%, while First Time Depositors (FTDs) increased by a solid 65%, when compared to a month earlier.

Considering the record results for November, it is likely that Real Luck will receive a boost in its overall performance for the whole year. What's more, the company acknowledged that the recent performance reaffirms its plan to keep the positive momentum as it enters 2023. "Furthermore, these positive key performance indicators show Luckbox's ability to scale in all core areas of the business," Real Luck added.

The latest announcement comes on the heels of another major achievement. In mid-October, the company announced it expanded further its footprint in Latin America. This was achieved under a new sponsorship agreement between Luckbox and Thunder Awaken, the famous Peruvian esports team.

At the time of the announcement, Real Luck's Director of Marketing, Daniel Sanders, acknowledged that Peru represents a significantly important market for the company. "Not only given the huge interest in esports, but also for expanding our online Casino and Sportsbook offerings to bettors in this vibrant market," he added. Finally, Sanders said that Real Luck plans to collaborate further with the regulators in the country and continue to grow within the LatAm region.

The latest announcement confirms Luckbox's flexibility and ability to grow further on a global scale. Currently, the company has a license under the Online Gambling Regulation Act (OGRA) from the Isle of Man's Gaming Supervision Commission. The company offers its services within 80 different jurisdictions around the globe and continues to serve esports fans.

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