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      Player Behaviour - Spin Banding Comparison

      Compare performance of each spin band across time periods.

      Overview: 

      This page is a part of Player Behaviour Section on Optimise.

      Spin band are ranges of spin. In Optimise, spin bands are a useful tool to help you have a granular view of player behaviour.

      Spin bands are ranges of spin (i.e, 1-50, 50-100, 100-200, 200-400 and 400+ and so on). For an individual game, if for spins over 400+ we see 16,931 players, that means for the selected time period, 16,931 players played 400+ spins of that game.

      Spin bands are a powerful tool in Optimise to view breakdown of metrics by spin band, and to compare across time.

      This page contains the following visualisations

      Visualisations

      There are a total of three tables on this page. Two tables each to help users view performance of a selected dimension over a selected time period for a selected number of metrics. The third table is used to compare the above two. 

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      Period 1

      In this table, you can view metrics for all player clusters across a selected time period (p1). You can set a time period by choosing start and end date to view results.

      Period 2

      In this table, you can view metrics for all player clusters across a selected time period (p2). You can set a time period by choosing start and end date to view results.

      Helpful tip: You can highlight a specific table by hovering on the table and clicking 'Spotlight mode' from the three dotted icon.

      Period 1 vs Period 2 Comparison Table

      This table helps you compare results across period 1 and period 2, by showing you percentage difference between p1 and p2 values. For example, for Mid Value multi session cluster, if the GGR differs by -99.43%, which means there is a drop of 99.43% in GGR between period 2 and period 1. 

      Helpful tip:  On Power BI, any visualisation can be expanded and viewed as a table, and that data can be exported as an excel file. To export data, hover on the table and click 'Export data' from the three dotted icon.

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