All Brands Owned by Easygo Entertainment

Who owns Easygo Entertainment?
Easygo Entertainment is wholly owned by co-founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani. Tehrani holds approximately 66.67% of beneficial ownership directly, while Craven holds the residual minority position via Ashwood Holdings Pty Ltd. Ed Craven serves as the sole listed director. The company is not publicly traded.

Is Easygo Entertainment publicly traded?
No. Easygo Entertainment is a privately held proprietary limited company registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). The company files financial accounts with ASIC but is not listed on any stock exchange. The co-founders have not announced plans for an initial public offering.

Who founded Easygo Entertainment?
Easygo Entertainment was founded in 2016 by Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani in Melbourne, Australia. Craven is Australia's youngest billionaire with an estimated personal fortune of A$4.53 billion. Tehrani is an American-born tech entrepreneur. The pair founded Easygo with the vision of reimagining the online gaming industry for a cryptocurrency audience.

What is Easygo Entertainment's annual revenue?
Easygo reported FY2025 (year ended June 30, 2025) revenue of A$970 million and net profit of A$257 million. The company paid approximately A$152 million in corporate tax. Stake.com, the primary revenue source, reported gross gaming revenue exceeding $4.5 billion in 2024. Easygo's net assets stand at approximately A$5 billion following a 2025 internal restructuring.

What brands does Easygo Entertainment own?
Easygo owns Stake.com (cryptocurrency casino and sportsbook with over 21 million registered accounts), Stake.us (US-facing sweepstakes casino), Kick Streaming (live-streaming platform with over 100 million cumulative users), and in-house game development studios Twist and Massive. The company also holds a 5% stake in Australian bookmaker PointsBet.

What is Kick Streaming?
Kick Streaming is a live-streaming platform launched in late 2022 by Easygo's co-founders. It differentiates from competitors through a 95/5 subscription revenue split (creators keep 95%), no forced exclusivity, and lighter content moderation. Kick has over 100 million cumulative users and recorded 1.27 billion hours watched in Q1 2026, up 65% year-over-year. The founders have personally invested nearly $1 billion in the platform.

What regulatory challenges has Easygo faced?
Easygo and its subsidiaries have faced regulatory challenges including a lawsuit from the Los Angeles City Attorney in August 2025 targeting Stake.us, a class-action lawsuit in October 2025 alleging promotion of illegal gambling through Kick, UK Gambling Commission fines leading to Stake.uk.com ceasing operations in March 2025, and legal challenges in multiple US states. Stake has denied wrongdoing and stated it will defend against all claims.

How many employees does Easygo Entertainment have?
Easygo employed 636 staff during FY2025 and has grown to approximately 1,000 employees. The company is relocating from Melbourne's Central Business District to a purpose-built office spanning nearly 13,000 square meters in Cremorne, an inner-Melbourne tech hub, in 2026. Headcount has grown from approximately 100 to approximately 1,000 over four years.