LATAM

LATAM — Monthly Acquisition Model

Argentina + Mexico · 3,000+ FTDs / month per market · cohort economics to month 6
Projected monthly model · GEO: AR + MX

Recommendation — scale Argentina + Mexico

Both cross break-even by ~month 3 and compound after. Mexico is the lead (270% M6 ROAS, best retention); Argentina adds USD-priced quality at the same CPA. Together: 6,000 FTDs/month at ~$180K → ~$405K M6 value = 225% ROAS, +$225K net/mo.

How the ROAS works. You pay ~$30 to acquire an FTD. Their first deposit (~$22.5) doesn't cover that — month-1 ROAS ≈ 75% (underwater). But LATAM players redeposit ~8× over 6 months, so cumulative net value reaches ~$67.5 per FTD. M6 ROAS = value ($67.5) ÷ CPA ($30) = 225%. Break-even lands around month 2–3. Avg bill is only the first of many deposits — it is not the ROAS numerator.
Capacity 3,000+ FTD/mo per market · CPA $25–35 (~$30 planning point)

Payback curve — cumulative ROAS by month

Modelled. Starts under 100% (first deposit < CPA), crosses break-even ~month 2–3, matures to the M6 figure.

Per-FTD economics — AR + MX

What you pay vs. what comes back. First deposit is under CPA; matured value clears it 2×+.

ROAS sensitivity to CPA — AR + MX

M6 ROAS if CPA lands at the low / mid / high of the $25–35 band.

Capital efficiency

Player multiplier (total deposits ÷ first bill) and house hold %.

M6 LTV per FTD

Modelled cumulative net value per acquired depositor.

Net profit by month 6 — per month of buying

M6 value minus acquisition spend, for one month's cohort (3,000 FTD/market).

Where the profit comes from

Share of combined monthly M6 net between the two markets.

Market access — low barrier, local rails

Why the top of funnel converts: a tiny minimum deposit and every payment method players already use.

$5
Minimum deposit — Argentina & Mexico. A very low barrier to the first deposit widens the funnel and feeds the ~8× redeposit engine behind the M6 ROAS.

Market comparison — monthly model

Projected per-market economics at 3,000 FTD/month, ~$30 CPA. Value = ROAS × spend.