Yes of course, I agree - we did have a marketing plan and marketing budget, but as explained above our partner who was funding that part of the business walked away prior to launch leaving the site without a startup marketing budget. It takes a significant financial investment to initiate the marketing, I am not talking about 1 or 2 banner ads or maybe a cheap email spam campaign
Anyway, I appreciate your input and agree with you.
We have one developer here with issues with his template and yet he is thinking of marketing his platform already, if the issue is marketing although marketing is important and the platform is ready and functional all you need is an initial budget then run the project and launch marketing later.
The most important here is your presence and trustworthiness as a developer of the casino, many casinos started here with no marketing they just launched, show dedication, and after a few months when the platform is already profitable, they launch marketing.
You are right that is exactly what we are hoping - we will stick with it and gain a marketing budget eventually - in the meantime the site is bankrolled and operational and has no issues whatsoever, and we have new games coming onboard soon.
It is nice hearing that the roulette casino is being bankrolled and fully operational but you can as well map out a little budget for advertisement purpose so that you do not have issues in the future just as it happened that you were about putting it up for auctioning. Advertisement plays a big role in publicity and awareness. If a project sees importance in advert and promoting their product, then they should also consider doing advertisement to reach out to a wider community. I believe advertisement is just the issue roulette is facing currently so it would be in the best interest of the casino to tow that path of promoting their product here for a bigger and wider audience to key into.