- Royal Wins (SKLL) is reporting a surge in new users after launching its Kash Karnival suite in the U.S.
- The gaming company has seen an over 200-per-cent increase in installations and a 120-per-cent increase in its active player base since November 2021
- Its Play for Prizes section, Arcade Corner, is averaging a 170-per-cent month-on-month increase in activity
- Royal Wins is a digital games studio focused on pure-skill gaming with real cash prizes
- Royal Wins (SKLL) is down by 1.89 per cent trading at $0.26 per share
Royal Wins (SKLL) is reporting a surge in new users after launching its Kash Karnival suite in the U.S.
The company has seen an over 200-per-cent increase in installations and a 120-per-cent increase in its active player base since November 2021.
Its Play for Prizes section, Arcade Corner, is averaging a 170-per-cent month-on-month increase in activity with more than 27,000 sessions played.
Current initiatives include increasing jackpot types, sizes and frequency in a bid to improve retention rates. It also expects a revamp of its marketing strategy to reduce new customer acquisition costs from $12.60 to a long-run average of $5.40.
“The consistently positive customer feedback we are getting on our flagship skill-gaming product is very encouraging, and its ever-growing popularity means we are firmly entrenched within the Google Play Store and Apple App Store,” stated Peter Gan, Royal Wins’ CEO. “We have now applied to have Kash Karnival published on the Samsung Galaxy Store too.”
Royal Wins is a digital games studio focused on pure-skill gaming with real cash prizes.
Royal Wins (SKLL) is down by 1.89 per cent trading at $0.26 per share as of 9:49 am EST.
