How Brands Engage First-Time and Occasional Bettors in APAC
Engaging First-Time and Occasional Bettors in APAC
Despite the low frequency of betting, the combined spending of occasional bettors represents a substantial opportunity for brands. Findings from the TGM Global Gambling & Sports Betting Report 2024 reveal that many casual bettors in the APAC region are drawn to casino-style games or sports betting as a form of relaxation and entertainment. Here, we’ll explore key strategies to attract these bettors, foster brand loyalty, and highlight the appeal of simplicity, low-risk options, and the social enjoyment of betting.
Offer Attractive Rewards and Promotions
For example, 59% of APAC respondents in our survey indicated that they would be more likely to engage in betting if they could earn rewards for participation, such as sign-up bonuses or contest entries. For occasional bettors, such perks act as invitations to re-engage in a low-risk, enjoyable way, sparking interest without a strong financial commitment.
Simplify the Betting Experience with User-Friendly Features
Creating accessible interfaces that feature “Quick Bet” or “One-Click Bet” options can allow these bettors to place small, predefined bets with minimal effort.
Highlight the Fun and Social Aspects of Betting
Brands can emphasize the fun, camaraderie, and social engagement aspects of betting by framing it as an activity that enriches sports events. Offering options for small-stake betting pools among friends or hosting interactive challenges can resonate well with casual bettors, positioning betting as a way to elevate the sports-watching experience rather than a serious financial endeavor.
Use Personalized Notifications to Drive Engagement
Insights show that 35% of bettors in the APAC region have been prompted to place a bet due to targeted advertisements or promotional offers, and 56% have shown an interest in real-time betting.
Capturing and Retaining the First-Time and Occasional Bettor Segment
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