What is an engagement country?

Engaged Nation basically combines casual social games with rewards programs in real estate to earn points that players can redeem in real estate by playing online games.

"We call it 'Education,'" says Epstein. "Our goal is to get people to have fun online, but unlike social online casinos, they don't pay for it. There are no tokens to buy, and they are rewarded for playing games. When we call it 'Education,' it is to educate them about what is happening in real estate in a fun, easy, and rewarding way."

The platform used by Engaged Nation is named R.E.A.C.H., meaning "a revenue-generating, engagement, activation, and transition hub." The R.E.A.C.H. platform, a white-labeled software-as-a-service product, is customized and integrated into each client's website, where players can access the property's player's card program.

"Our goal is to become an entirely white label," Epstein told Casino City. "Put a white label on your name, your appearance. This is because we don't want people to feel like they're being taken away from the site." 파워볼게임

The Engaged Nation offers games that are not the usual online version of traditional casino games. Instead, there are jigsaw puzzles, trivia games, crosswords, and memory match cards. "We have one section called You-pick-em, where we don't know who will win best picture at the Academy Awards," Epstein explains.

While cultural events such as awards ceremonies and major sporting events are always popular, more often games are tailored to reflect events or promotions happening at customer properties.

In The Meadows, Pennsylvania, where the platform is branded as "WebPass e ADVANTAGE," a game called "Bonus Keys" brings together players around the site to advertise a casino's dining options. The daily game is a theme meant to advertise a property's table game choices. Epstein says that webpass pages are now more popular than the casino's homepage.

When the customer plays this game, reward points will be earned.

"People put a lot of value on these things, like, 'I spent time, I earned them,'" says Epstein. "After that, they can join a session and receive different rewards. And it's based on segmentation, so the more you play in the property, the better the rewards."

He says he and Paulos were inspired in part by McDonald's famous Monopoly promotion.

The R.E.A.C.H. platform includes three systems programs. Outreach can create individual targeted communications programs that run in real estate for a short period of time. The CAMPERACH program combines online engagement with offline promotions for mid-length campaigns that run for five or six weeks. The FULLERACH system is fully integrated into the property's existing website to provide permanent engagement.