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If that be the case, then it is what it is, and I proceed as originally planned which will be a slow crawl to marketing. I will see how that goes.
Yes, that's better because when you have succeeded in having more trust from gamblers, you can easily have investors who are generous in spending their money to invest.
It does take longer but can definitely help you in development and can easily compete with other sites.
Okay, good questions, please allow me to unpack them individually;
Why 30k;
1. The price is ~30k because we include full source code to a completely UNIQUE platform that literally nobody else has. Yes, there are other peoples versions of such systems, but this is ours, written BY us and used BY us - it is unique and is the pinnacle of years in this ultra specific niche. In this regard there comes the inherited opportunity to re-brand and on sell many times - by whitelabeling a software platform of their own they would now own, they can resell many such sites if they wanted.
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To be honest, I thought that this project has become successful, I try your website in the beginning because you offer some free money. And in the last 2 weeks, if I'm itching to play roulette I just go to your website and watch the live roulette and play with the free money.
But unfortunately, I would agree that you lack marketing here in the community that's why it didn't have the support and so you decided it to sell. All I can say is that best of luck to you and hopefully someone is willing to pay that huge money for your website. I wonder you what's your agreement with the live betting with casinos? Not sure what casino it is though, maybe you can make a sales pitch to them?
This cannot be said to be successful and of course success is not only limited to having bonuses or a few games, but also having royal customers and quite high trust from gamblers.
Marketing is one of the important factors for the running of gambling sites, so OP must really think about good promotion methods so that they have a solid and large community.