/PRNewswire/ - Real Luck Group Ltd. (TSXV: LUCK) (OTC: LUKEF) (the "Company") and its subsidiary companies doing business as "Luckbox" (the "Group"), a leading.
Real Luck Group says Thomas Rosander, formerly its chief customer officer, has been promoted to chief executive officer
Prior to joining Luckbox, Rosander held positions as chief executive officer of Dunder Casino, chief product officer at Mr Green Online Casino (acquired by William Hill in 2019), and section head Business Intelligence at bwin (acquired by Entain, formerly GVC Holdings, in 2016) Rosander replaces Quentin Martin who has voluntarily stepped down as both chief executive officer and a director of the company
Real Luck Group Ltd. (CVE:LUCK) and its subsidiary companies doing business as Luckbox, announced Friday that Thomas Rosander, formerly its chief customer officer, has been promoted to chief executive officer of the company and has also been appointed to its board of directors.
Company ) and its subsidiary companies doing business as
Group ), announced today that Thomas Rosander has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer of the Company and has also been appointed to the Company s Board of Directors, with Quentin Martin voluntarily stepping down as Chief Executive Officer and a Director of the Company.
Mr. Rosander is an experienced igaming executive. Prior to joining Luckbox, he held positions as Chief Executive Officer of Dunder Casino, Chief Product Officer at Mr Green Online Casino (acquired by William Hill in 2019), and Section Head Business Intelligence at bwin (acquired by Entain (LSE: ENT), formerly GVC Holdings, in 2016). Mr. Rosander was also Engagement Director and Business Intelligence Director at global game developer Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA).
Luckbox cuts losses by 73.2% in 2020 as costs fall
4th May 2021
| By Daniel O Boyle
A decline in stock compensation expenditures helped Luckbox owner Real Luck Group cut its losses in 2020 as its revenue rapidly increased but remained low.
Revenue increased almost 18 times over to $75,500 (£44,200/€51,000/$61,300). All of the business’ revenue was made through its operations based in the Isle of Man.
Real Luck Group chief executive Quentin Martin said the business’ low revenue was due to the fact that it was still primarily focused on developing its platform rather than taking a large volume of bets.
“Our focus throughout fiscal 2020 was on developing our proprietary esports betting platform and, despite nominal marketing spend, we were able to organically and efficiently increase our audience as the global pandemic brought esports betting into focus during early 2020,” Martin said.
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CALGARY, AB and ISLE OF MAN, United Kingdom, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -
Real Luck Group Ltd. (TSXV: LUCK) (OTCQB: LUKEF) (the Company ) and its subsidiary companies doing business as Luckbox (the Group ), an award-winning provider of legal, real money
esports betting, is pleased to announce that its common shares (including those traded on the OTCQB) are now eligible for electronic clearing and settlement through the Depository Trust Company ( DTC ) in the United States.
DTC is a subsidiary of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, a U.S. company that manages the electronic clearing and settlement of publicly traded companies. Securities that are eligible to be electronically cleared and settled through DTC are considered to be DTC eligible . DTC eligibility is expected to create a seamless process of trading and enhance liquidity of the Company s common shares in the United States over time.