Ed Craven
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Ed Craven (born 1996) is an Australian entrepreneur and Co-Founder of Kick.com and Stake.com.
Business career
Craven founded Primedice, an online dice game that allowed players to bet in cryptocurrency in 2013[1]. Following this, Easygo, a company which developed games for online casinos was launched in 2016 by Craven and his US-born business partner Bijan Tehrani[2].
Stake.com was launched in 2017 and is operated by Medium Rare NV, a company incorporated in Curaçao where it holds an online casino license. Stake has offices in Serbia, Australia and Cyprus.
In December 2021, Stake.com launched in the UK in partnership with TGP Europe. The company has been the primary shirt sponsor for Everton FC and Watford FC and also sponsors the Alfa Romeo Formula One team[3].
Kick.com, an online live streaming platform launched in 2022[4]. The platform provides an alternative to popular streaming service Twitch, as it provides a 95-5% split of revenues to content creators.
Personal life
Craven is a keen gamer who also live streams on Kick. He has previously streamed with the likes of Drake who is a Stake.com ambassador[5].
In October 2022, Craven debuted on Australia’s Young Rich List[6] and in March 2023 was included in the Richest 250 issued by The Australian[7].
Ed resides in Melbourne, Australia where in 2022 he reportedly purchased the most expensive property in Toorak, Victoria[8].
References
- ↑ "The men conquering crypto … but are the stakes too high?". The Australian.
- ↑ "The secret Australian origins of the world's biggest crypto casino". The Sydney Morning Herald.
- ↑ "Alfa Romeo F1 team announce co-title partnership with Stake". Reuters.
- ↑ "Top Twitch creator endorses platform connected to crypto gambling site". The Washington Post.
- ↑ "Drake and crypto betting site Stake officially announce partnership: 'It was inevitable'". USA Today.
- ↑ "Meet this year's 26 Young Rich List debutants". Australian Financial Review.
- ↑ "'We've had to forge our own path'". The Australian.
- ↑ "High stakes: the cryptocurrency casino king who bought the most expensive house in Victoria". The Guardian.
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