in Australia, Europe, the UK and now the US (with PBH and Bet365), EML provides gaming companies their own branded debit card. customers of those betting brands can then access their winnings instantaneously anywhere.
in the US market, due to the nature of sportsbetting regulations, many credit cards issued by Federal banks are being rejected when customers are trying to deposit funds into their gaming accounts.
hence in the US, EML also offers their partners a deposit option to load funds into gaming accounts.
EML clips the ticket both ways at different rates.
my estimate of 20% is just a guess at this stage.
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