In an industry dominated by billion-dollar conglomerates, a three-person operation is quietly running a critical infrastructure layer for one of the world's largest online casinos. This isn't a startup—it's a precision strike.

"They're not building a product. They're building a bridge—and bridges generate tolls."

The technical stack reveals their strategy: jQuery, Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, and Cloudflare suggest a lightweight, fast-loading site optimized for conversion. PWA implementation means players can install it as an app—critical for retention in gambling. Lazy loading ensures performance even with heavy graphics from 60 slot providers. They've built a lean machine.

• Ultra-lean team structure (3 people managing critical access infrastructure)
• Revenue per employee: $66,667—competitive with many SaaS companies
• Technical stack optimized for speed and conversion, not feature bloat
• Single-point dependency on Vavada's success creates both risk and focus