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[avp2306]

I understand what you say but I really would love to see the statistics. For example, how many people played 0% house edge in December, how many bets were placed and in the end, how the balance between house and players looks like.
Btw if the statistics show that in the end, a net profit is 0, which means that players' bankroll in general, not individually, stayed the same when summarised, then Metawin's profit will be negative because it costs them money to run the website, run games, run servers, maintain a team of developers to maintain games and fix bugs or add/improve the code.

If running a business leads to negative financial result, it will be harmful for any business and it only can be accepted at begining or any short time during operation. In a long run, no business will accept it and they will have to make big changes for turning negative to positive or they will have to make vital decision to stop that product. Running it for a longer time without big changes that can turn the result from negative to positive, only harm their business more, so stopping it is a must.

If you see a product is available a long time, and there are many users with that product, likely it is profitable for the company. 

Companies can't provably afford to operate at loss for long time and to survive their business either they fix those product cause them losses or just decide to eliminate it.

But there are products stays even if they are losing some funds, because it has a role like building an image on where they can use for marketing purposes. The main objective of that is to attract lots of gamblers which possibly play lots of games in their casino and with these their company can earn lots of profit with those players.

If its shows that game stay for long time that means they are doing good statistically and many gamblers still support it.

[SmartGold01]

If running a business leads to negative financial result, it will be harmful for any business and it only can be accepted at begining or any short time during operation. In a long run, no business will accept it and they will have to make big changes for turning negative to positive or they will have to make vital decision to stop that product. Running it for a longer time without big changes that can turn the result from negative to positive, only harm their business more, so stopping it is a must.

If you see a product is available a long time, and there are many users with that product, likely it is profitable for the company. 

That is correct and you are right. Now take a look at business that is being runned by a specific or particular company, and when a monthly and a yearly analysis is drowned and it happens that they are running at lost without making much sales or profit from the business. For Instance; they are usually having -50 % loses annually or quarterly you would see that they wouldn't be that encouraged to keep running such business because they are more of loses than profits. And like I know, nobody would want to run profits and lose business.

[stadus]

. For Instance; they are usually having -50 % loses annually or quarterly you would see that they wouldn't be that encouraged to keep running such business because they are more of loses than profits. And like I know, nobody would want to run profits and lose business.

This isn’t really how a casino loses money. Normally losses don’t come from the games themselves since those are designed to be profitable. Losses usually come from operational expenses, like paying people or running parts of the business that don’t perform as expected.

Another big factor are penalties. Some casinos get hit with heavy fines because of regulatory non-compliance, and that can really hurt their profits. So for me, it’s safe to assume this company is doing fine since they’re still operating. Even if we can’t see the exact data because of confidentiality, it’s pretty clear from how they run promotions and everything else that they can afford it, which means they still have funds to invest.

[maknyos]

. For Instance; they are usually having -50 % loses annually or quarterly you would see that they wouldn't be that encouraged to keep running such business because they are more of loses than profits. And like I know, nobody would want to run profits and lose business.

This isn’t really how a casino loses money. Normally losses don’t come from the games themselves since those are designed to be profitable. Losses usually come from operational expenses, like paying people or running parts of the business that don’t perform as expected.

Another big factor are penalties. Some casinos get hit with heavy fines because of regulatory non-compliance, and that can really hurt their profits. So for me, it’s safe to assume this company is doing fine since they’re still operating. Even if we can’t see the exact data because of confidentiality, it’s pretty clear from how they run promotions and everything else that they can afford it, which means they still have funds to invest.

The operational costs of a casino must be very expensive, besides they have to pay their employees they also have to ensure their systems continue to work and I know that costs are not cheap especially when it comes to systems.
To cover that they have to find a lot of customers to continue playing, I don't know where the profits they get other than from users. So usually casinos that are not popular are faster to go bankrupt. And another big cost is the promotion that they always have to do which must cost a lot of money.

[SmartGold01]

. For Instance; they are usually having -50 % loses annually or quarterly you would see that they wouldn't be that encouraged to keep running such business because they are more of loses than profits. And like I know, nobody would want to run profits and lose business.

This isn’t really how a casino loses money. Normally losses don’t come from the games themselves since those are designed to be profitable. Losses usually come from operational expenses, like paying people or running parts of the business that don’t perform as expected.

Another big factor are penalties. Some casinos get hit with heavy fines because of regulatory non-compliance, and that can really hurt their profits. So for me, it’s safe to assume this company is doing fine since they’re still operating. Even if we can’t see the exact data because of confidentiality, it’s pretty clear from how they run promotions and everything else that they can afford it, which means they still have funds to invest.

Now these implies if they aren't making profits from the business because definitely they would dip hands in their profits to make payment of all these you have already mentioned and when they aren't making profits from it then it's assumed that they can't pay off those expenses and hence that could likely affect them while running the services. Reason being that, most casinos maintain their and manage their system through what they be able generates from the casino.