EasyWin, a Poland-based real-money gaming startup with operations in the U.S., has announced the close of its first seed funding round at a US$15 million valuation (£11.19m). The round was backed by investor Velo Partners through their Angel Fund, Vladimir Nikolsky and a group of private angel investors.
Founded by former Mamboo executive Ivan Leshkevich, EasyWin is a lean eight-person team that has built a global tournament platform for casual puzzle games with cash prizes.
The company serves players in all major Tier-1 markets with full global reach.
Since launching earlier this year, EasyWin has achieved:
- US$30M annualised GMV run-rate (October 2025)
- Over 35,000 DAU
- 55 percent Day-30 payers retention
- Strong traction in Tier-1 markets, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and Germany
Growth
These metrics place the platform among the top performers in the skill-based gaming category.
“We’re proving that a tiny, focused team can move faster than anyone else in skill-based gaming powered by AI tools,” said EasyWin CEO Leshkevich.
“After a period of consistent growth and securing a factoring contract to support our expansion, the company is now fully equipped and ready to scale globally.”
EasyWin’s long-term goal is straightforward: To become the world’s number one skill-based gaming platform by continuing to outpace competitors on product velocity and content freshness — the two factors its team believes will define the category winner.
