Request a demo of the platform
A walkthrough of the live product rather than slides: the casino a player sees, the Telegram Mini App, and the back office your team would work in — with the questions that matter for your markets answered on the call.
What does the demo show?
The whole product on a running deployment: the web casino and the Telegram Mini App on one account, and the back office behind them — players, payments, bonuses, reporting and permissions.
It is the same product on every launch — there are no feature tiers — so what you see on the demo is what you would run. The parts are described one by one on the platform pages if you want to read ahead.
- Player side
- The storefront, game catalogue, wallet, bonuses, VIP club and tournaments, in the browser and in Telegram.
- Operator side
- The dashboard, player profiles, withdrawal approvals, the bonus engine and the site appearance settings.
- Partners
- The affiliate programme and, if you run traffic through partners, a partner landing page on your colours.
- Security
- Staff permissions, two-factor confirmation on sensitive actions and the audit log.
What should you prepare?
Nothing is required, but four answers make the call much more useful: which markets you plan to serve, where your traffic comes from, which payment methods your players use, and where you are with licensing.
Markets decide the payment mix and which game studios matter; the traffic source decides whether Telegram, partner landing pages or an affiliate programme should be part of the plan. Licensing is the operator's responsibility and depends on your markets; WW Games does not hold or sublicense a gambling licence, but can put you in touch with licensing providers.
If you are moving an existing casino, say so up front — the conversation then turns to exporting players, balances and history, and the timeline changes.
What happens after the demo?
A requirements discussion — markets, mechanics and the shape of the partnership — and then a plan with dates. The platform side of a launch takes about a week: brand setup, payment integration, testing and production.
The live date is usually set by your side rather than ours: the licence, the domain and payment contracts run in parallel with the build and take longer. A few weeks end to end is the realistic figure.
The price is published rather than negotiated from scratch: a setup fee from $5,000 and a revenue share from 7% of GGR, with no monthly fee and no minimum term. What moves the setup fee is set out on pricing.
How do you book a demo?
Message the sales manager on Telegram at @wwgamesmanager — every demo button on this site opens that chat — or write to business@wwgames.tech. Say which markets you are looking at, and a time is agreed in the chat.
Those are the official channels; the full list is on the contacts page. Anyone offering a WW Games demo or contract from another account is not us.
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Demo questions
Is the demo on a live product or on slides?
On a live deployment: the web casino, the Telegram Mini App and the back office, as an operator would use them.
Does a demo commit us to anything?
No. A demo is a conversation; a launch starts only with an agreed plan. There is also no minimum contract term once you do launch.
Can we see the Telegram version?
Yes. The Mini App runs on the same account and wallet as the web casino, and the demo shows both.
Can we see the admin panel?
Yes. The back office — dashboard, players, payouts, bonuses, appearance and permissions — is a main part of the demo.
How do we request a demo?
Message @wwgamesmanager on Telegram or write to business@wwgames.tech.
Book the demo
Message the sales manager on Telegram and say which markets you are looking at.