Created by Robin Leprox and supported by Kylian Mbappé, the place is targeted at the general public and brands.
With an area of 2000 m2 Throwing a stone from the Louvre and the Samaritans, Robin Leprox and his partner Aaron Buxstein got a strategic location for their new project. The former number three in the M6 Group, which he left in 2014, now focuses on the world of video games with the creation of the Spot. Spread over three floors, the space allows visitors to play video games of their choice with an entry ticket for a limited time on a PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch or PC. Since Espot launched in June, 15,000 customer accounts have been created.
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This general public space, in addition to the bar, also breaks through regular meetings with twist stars, influencers, the organization of tournaments, and many birthday parties. But this is only the visible part of the economic model of space.
“We have surpassed one million euros in turnover in six months, two-thirds of which came from our business operations.
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