Player lifetime value case: $9,125 in CPA, $61,376 GGR
365 first depositors from a 2024 India crash-game campaign cost the operator $9,125 in CPA. By May 2025 they had produced $61,376 in GGR. The buyer's payout topped its spend by about $1,200.
Trackers, postbacks and attribution.
365 first depositors from a 2024 India crash-game campaign cost the operator $9,125 in CPA. By May 2025 they had produced $61,376 in GGR. The buyer's payout topped its spend by about $1,200.
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