Online gambling operator SeanieMac UK announced that its casino and sports betting revenue has continued growing in June after more than successful previous month. In May, the brand reported revenue in excess of $1.2 million and gross profit of more than 8% of the turnover generated.
SeanieMac has generated revenue of $2 million since the beginning of this month. In addition, overall turnover for the previous week has exceeded the revenue posted for May. The online gambling brand said in a Monday statement that on June 6, it realized record betting turnover of $500,000 and gross profit of more than $30,000 from its casino operations.
Commenting on the excellent results SeanieMac UK has been posting over the past several weeks, CEO Shane O’Driscoll noted that they have been exceeding expectations ahead of the launch of their new platform. The executive further noted that they are in a period of testing their go-to-market strategies that are to be fully utilized on the new platform in the months to come.
As for the results posted for the previous week, Mr. O’Driscoll said that the company has had a terrific week and that this has been just the start.
Although the daily profit of $30,000 is considered impressive by SeanieMac and its employees, the company expects that with the introduction of its new platform and through key partnerships, it would realize “exponentially higher” profit margins.
Mr. O’Driscoll pointed out that the SeanieMac team would contunue working hard to meet and exceed shareholders’ expectations and that they are looking forward to sharing more news about the highly anticipated upcoming launch of the new platform. The executive added that it will remain their main goal to maximize revenue, profits, and shareholder value so that the company enjoys an exciting year.
SeanieMac confirmed in April that it would go live on a new platform with the launch expected to take place this August. The company is working together with its new partner ApolloBet on its latest project. The two gambling brands completed their merger earlier this year.
Prior to joining forces with ApolloBet, SeanieMac had worked with Irish bookmaker Boylesports. The company has formerly said that its new platform would be absolutely independent from its previous partner.
