History

  • 2012

    page10 a Minnesota Tekne Award Finalist

    page10 is a finalist for the INNOVATIVE COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR AWARD. The Innovative Collaboration of the Year Award honors any type of collaboration or partnership that demonstrates leadership, dedication and excellence in delivering an innovation to Minnesota.

  • 2011

    FourCubed ranked on Inc.’s 500/5000

    FourCubed was ranked #1,678 on Inc.’s 2011 500/5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in the country (#159 in the advertising/marketing industry nationwide). Locally, the company was ranked #27 on the list of fastest-growing Minneapolis-based private companies.

  • 2010

    FourCubed Acquires Page10

    Version three of PAS was launched. FourCubed acquired page10, one of the top 25 web development and design firms in the Twin Cities, to leverage its project management and web expertise.

  • 2009

    PAS 2.0 Launches

    Version two of PAS was launched. YPC hit 300,000 members. PAS hit 2,000 publishers and 30,000 members.

  • 2008

    CCRT Renamed FourCubed and PAS Launches

    CCRT was renamed FourCubed. pokeraffiliatesolutions.com (PAS), another first-of-its-kind website that replaced AEV, was built and launched. More than 40 percent of the top 100 performance marketing poker websites in Google is serviced by PAS. The website currently supports more than 6,000 publishers and services more than 100,000 members.

  • 2007

    affiliateEV.com Launches

    affiliateEV.com (AEV) the predecessor to PAS was built and launched. YPC hit 100,000 members.

  • 2006

    yourpokercash.com Launches

    yourpokercash.com (YPC), which offers a free starting amount of money to casual poker players, was built and launched. Currently, YPC services more than 500,000 members.

  • 2005

    raketracker.com Launches and CCRT Opens

    Chris relocated from New York to Minnesota, opened CCRT following the successful launch of raketracker.com and hired his first employee. Currently, raketracker.com has more than 11,000 members.

  • 2004

    The Beginning

    Chris began supplementing his income by playing poker and decided to leave his analyst job to pursue a career path in Internet marketing.