Visitors and 'Real' Players

**opafrank** · 23 June 2011, 9:54 am

I am curious how many real money players one might expect to attract (on average) per month if the web site visitor count is around 1,000 a day, but 60% of that traffic comes from the USA? Is it 1 a month?, 5 a month? Does anyone have data?

**FictionNet** · 23 June 2011, 11:38 am

My traffic is mostly UK. It depends hugely on the source of the traffic, ie. where it comes from and what they're looking for.

1000 visitors looking for no deposit bonuses may generate a couple of depositors, whereas the same number of visitors looking for deposit bonuses is gonna give much better returns.

**TheGooner** · 23 June 2011, 4:05 pm

Putting this question into a high street context you are asking something like :
- How many pedestrians can I expect to come into my shop and buy something ...

As you can see, its impossible to give a useful estimate. It will very much depend on what you are selling, and whether the passersby were interested in your wares.

The question is too vague to answer - because it depends on your website - the traffic source - and how well your pages show offers that match what the visitors were expecting to see - and whether you have any great deals on display.

**davemerry** · 24 June 2011, 6:08 am

Originally Posted by TheGooner

- How many pedestrians can I expect to come into my shop and buy something ...

That analogy describes the question perfectly.

Hundreds of factors go into your question and unless someone has a site which is nearly exactly the same, then it is unlikely you'll get an accurate answer - it's all unique.

The best way to do it is to work with towards a small sample and derive an answer yourself, then work out whether it is worth you taking it further.

**opafrank** · 25 June 2011, 8:15 am

Thank you everyone for adding your 'two cents worth'. Rethinking my query, I realize there can't be a meaningful answer. As mentioned, there are too many variables. In this case, the bulk of traffic comes from Google, main keyword "win at slots". This suggests attracted visitors are looking to learn how to win, they're not necessarily interested in risking money playing slots online.
I felt for the amount of traffic generated, the percentage of real players signing on should be greater. I was hoping to be able to compare to other sites with similar traffic numbers.

**rak** · 25 June 2011, 11:43 am

Originally Posted by opafrank

Thank you everyone for adding your 'two cents worth'. Rethinking my query, I realize there can't be a meaningful answer. As mentioned, there are too many variables. In this case, the bulk of traffic comes from Google, main keyword "win at slots". This suggests attracted visitors are looking to learn how to win, they're not necessarily interested in risking money playing slots online.
I felt for the amount of traffic generated, the percentage of real players signing on should be greater. I was hoping to be able to compare to other sites with similar traffic numbers.

Increase conversions by geo targeting your banners and links. I've set this up for a few advertisers with us, and now their UK traffic goes to a UK currency casino. US to US. etc

comparing to other sites - it would have to be similar traffic to the same casino. even that isn't reliable, conversions can differ just because the way the site looks. vague i know.

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