Why are those who make chess and card games so rich?

won’t talk about big companies like Boyaa that make hundreds of millions a year. Ordinary people can’t compare with them. But there are also many people who run a chess and card game platform or a mobile chess and card game and earn several million a month. Here I am. Why is it so profitable to make board and card games? The first principle of making money is that if there are many players, players will pay more. Another feature of chess and card games is that they can acquire players at extremely low costs. It is well known that chess and card games are popular among all the people. There are nearly 100 million chess and card game players among China's hundreds of millions of people. The average daily gaming market player's average daily payment rate is ~10 minutes, ranking first among all types of games. This shows the huge profitability of chess and card games. Chess and card games have natural social stickiness and can acquire a large number of game players by relying on word-of-mouth without spending huge marketing expenses.
According to relevant statistics, a chess and card game can have a monthly income of 10,000 people online at the same time. The monthly income of a chess and card game can be 10,000 people online at the same time. The amazing profitability of board games is evident.
The social chess and card game "Circle Niu Niu" created by Shenzhen Bozhong Ace R&D team takes the social stickiness of chess and card games to the extreme based on the simple and exciting Niu Niu game. In the application, players can create private rooms to invite WeChat and Weibo ,, address book friends enter the private room to play together. Players in the room can have text + voice chat before, during and after the game starts, just like a private chat room. There is no interference from strangers, it is very comfortable and comfortable, and there is no fear of anyone cheating or anything. The poker game is absolutely fair and just. During the game, players can also check their total winning and losing scores to improve their poker skills.
"Quan Niu Niu" relied on its strong social viscosity to attract an influx of more than 10,000 players within a week of its launch.