36.6 percent of the traffic to Casinodaddy's site comes from Sweden, according to SVT's analysis.
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SVT has gone through 30 hours of Casinodaddy's broadcasts manually, transcribed 300 hours and analyzed the material in the AI program Gemini Notebook. Traffic has been measured with Similarweb, Semrush and Streams Charts. Several sources with insight into the Joelsson brothers' operations have confirmed that Sweden is the largest market.
SVT has gone through 30 hours of Casinodaddy's broadcasts manually to see how they relate to Swedish gambling legislation and whether there are signs of a Swedish audience.
We have subsequently transcribed 300 hours of the brothers' broadcasts and examined the material in the AI program Gemini Notebook, asking the same questions there.
The results have then been checked against the actual broadcasts, before being used as a basis.
To get a picture of what Casinodaddy's audience is, we have also measured a year's traffic to their site with the Similarweb tool.
The result shows that 36.6 percent of the traffic comes from Sweden. Great Britain is the second largest with 7.1 percent, while the United States comes in third with 6 percent.
We have then compared the results against the Semrush tool, which also shows that Swedes make up the largest part of the audience.
We then measured the audience of their broadcasts on Twitch over a six-month period, using the Streams Charts tool. Here too, Swedes are the largest audience group, followed by Great Britain and then the United States.
Finally, several sources with insight into the Joelsson brothers' operations have confirmed the results of SVT's review: Sweden is Casinodaddy's largest market.

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