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digirockstars Q1 2026 results preview: ₱180 blended Cost/FTD across paid ads, WOMO influencers and affiliates — regulated online casino brands, Philippines. Official Q1 2026 whitepaper releasing soon.
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Services/iGaming

Built by people whose blood runs iGaming.

Growth systems for operators competing in one of the most contested gaming markets anywhere. Acquisition, retention, and affiliate infrastructure built around how players in this market actually behave.

3,000+
Partners in WOMO
4
Markets
8
Services & Products
AI
Systems in production
What we know

Three things about this market that change how campaigns should be built.

Observations from running acquisition, retention, and affiliate programs inside licensed operations here.

2–3

Players run multiple accounts at once

The average player in this market holds accounts across two to three platforms. Wallet share is what you are competing for, which changes what a coordinated multi-touch strategy is worth relative to outspending one channel.

90d

Quality is invisible at acquisition

Cost per first deposit rewards volume at the exact point where quality cannot be seen. Three to four months of behavioral data is the shortest honest window for judging a campaign.

D1

Source predicts retention

The affiliate, creative, and landing experience a player arrives through predicts long-term value more reliably than any retention campaign run afterward.

The problem

A generalist agency does not know this market the way you do. We do.

Most agencies learn iGaming from the outside. They can run competent campaigns in categories where the regulator is a formality and the user behaves like an e-commerce customer, and neither of those things is true here.

So acquisition spend stops connecting to retention outcomes, channels run and report independently, and you end up accountable for numbers that depend on partners who do not fully understand what is at stake. We came out of the operator side. The compliance environment, the affiliate landscape, and the player psychology are things we worked inside before we worked on them for anyone else.

For operators and companies

If you are running an agency selection right now, we published the framework we would use if we were on your side of the table. It covers the questions that separate a specialist from a generalist, whether to hire an agency at all or build in-house, what PAGCOR’s B2B accreditation framework requires of any partner you engage, and the agencies operating in this region including us.

How to choose an iGaming marketing agency

What we build for iGaming

Four capabilities, applied to your regulatory surface.

Each runs independently. Most operators start with one and expand as results compound.

01
Performance Acquisition

Paid media planned alongside your promotional calendar, since acquisition targets that assume live player promotions will not hold without them. PAGCOR-compliant creative review runs inside the production workflow. AI generates ad variants against that framework.

FTD and LTV modelingPAGCOR creative reviewAI creative generation
02
Retention and CRM

Player lifecycle programs built on session behavior, deposit patterns, and game preference rather than deposit tier. Churn prediction runs on your behavioral data. Bonus strategy protects margin rather than maximizing redemption.

Player segmentationAI churn predictionBonus and margin strategy
03
Affiliate and Influencer

Access to the segment of WOMO carrying genuine gaming audience rather than general lifestyle reach. Commission modeled against player lifetime value, with AI scoring partners on retained value across the network.

WOMO network accessAI partner scoringLTV-based commission
04
Growth Strategy

Licensing path and PAGCOR constraint mapped against channel viability before budget moves. Competitive position assessed against the operators competing for your player segment, with continuous anomaly detection once campaigns are live.

Licensing and constraintPlayer segment mappingAI anomaly monitoring
Owned infrastructure

Four products, built for this industry.

iGaming clients get access to all of them from day one.

WOMO network · partner segments

WOMO PUBLISHERSMEDIA AND REVIEW SITES INFLUENCERS & AGENTSCREATORS, STREAMERS,OFFLINE AGENTS CASHBACKLOYALTY PLATFORMS NICHE CONTENTCOMMUNITYAND FORUM

Four partner segments spanning online creators and offline agents, each with different economics and conversion behavior.

01Platform + Network

WOMO Affiliate Software

Tracking platform and creator network

3,000+ affiliates, influencers, and agents across the Philippines and SEA, with real-time FTD and NGR attribution and automated payouts, fiat and crypto. Access to the segment carrying genuine gaming audience rather than general lifestyle reach.

3,000+
Affiliates, influencers, and agents
Real-time
FTD and NGR attribution
Seamless payouts
Fiat and crypto ready
Built-in
PAGCOR content review

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0224 / 7 Live

AlwaysOn by WOMO

AI-powered livestream

Vetted WOMO creators become AI-powered livestreamers running continuously, covering the late-night and early-morning hours that are meaningful in this market and almost uncontested. Conversion is attributed through the same infrastructure as every other partner.

24 / 7
Continuous brand presence
2
Languages supported
Vetted
Drawn from the WOMO roster
Tracked
Attribution through WOMO

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03Published daily

Signal by DRS

Market intelligence

Regulatory shifts, affiliate economics, and platform changes, published every weekday. Written by the people running acquisition, retention, and affiliate programs here, so the interpretation reflects what a change does to a live campaign rather than what it sounds like it might do.

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04Backed by DRS, independently operated

HelpGamblers.ph

Player advocacy and responsible gaming

The Philippines’ first independent iGaming player advocacy portal, covering operator accountability scores, player complaints, and PAGCOR license verification. A market where players have no recourse is one that gets regulated harder and trusted less, which is bad for players first and operators second. Its editorial operation is independent of our commercial relationships.

Player-first
Editorial standard
PAGCOR
License verification
Complaints
Filed and tracked publicly
Independent
Editorially, from DRS

Visit HelpGamblers.ph

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Published benchmarks

The data behind the claims on this page.

Analysis from our own player-level and operator-level data, published openly. For more benchmarks and deeper analyses, subscribe to Signal by DRS.

Acquisition

Cost per FTD and payback period

Four operators measured on a common method. Cost per first-time depositor ran from $6.44 to roughly $25, payback from 2.9 to 9.6 months, and not one LTV:CAC ratio cleared 1.0.

Read the benchmark

Retention

Player value tiers

94.3% of players produced 37.1% of revenue. The 5% above them produced almost two thirds, and the entry tier had not paid back its acquisition cost after eleven months.

Read the benchmark

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