You receive the printed set, the whole method and a certificate giving you the right to run Sex&Money for money. Three options — €800, €1000 and €1200 — each printed in your language and delivered anywhere in the world — posted from Hamburg inside the EU and from Kyiv inside Ukraine, with no customs to clear in either. What you charge your players is yours: no royalties, no monthly fee, no percentage per game.
The set is an investment in a service you will sell, not a course you will finish. It works for someone with an audience — even a small one — and it does not work as a first step into a new profession.
You already run sessions, circles or consultations and people pay you for them.
You have somewhere to invite people from — a client list, a channel, a community. Three is already a table; six is the ceiling, not the entry fee.
You want to be trained into a new profession from zero. The game is a tool, not a diploma.
You need every question scripted. The cards ask; the silence after them is your work.
Nothing is pulled off a shelf: printing starts after you order, in the language you will run the game in. One box, produced to the same specification as Olga's own, and a working set from the first evening — nothing to cut, print or assemble yourself.
The set itself: the box, the board, the decks, the workbooks, the certificates, a table already in progress. Filmed at a staged session, with the consent of everyone in frame.
The language is your choice, and the parcel is a domestic one. English, Russian and Ukrainian are ready to print; any other language — German, Polish, Spanish — is translated for you first, which takes about a week. Printing and dispatch happen inside the EU, from Hamburg, and inside Ukraine, from Kyiv, so in both there is no customs clearance and no import duty to pay. Fourteen days from payment for an English set, twenty when a new language has to be translated first, ten days within Ukraine. Everywhere else the set goes by international post, customs and any local taxes are yours to settle, and delivery takes up to a month.
The rules take an hour to learn. The rest is about the room: what to do with what comes up once people start telling the truth in front of each other. You get that in writing with every option, on video from €1000, and live with Olga at €1200.
How to set the frame in the first fifteen minutes: confidentiality, the request each player names out loud, and why you never let anyone choose their own starting sector.
What to do when a player shuts down, jokes their way out, cries, or takes the whole table's time. How to keep a full table moving without hurrying anyone — and how differently the same three hours run when there are two players in front of you instead of six.
How to end an evening so that everyone leaves satisfied: the mirror sector, the certificates, and what you say to the person who wants to keep talking at the door.
In the €1200 option the three live lessons are taught by Olga herself — three hours each, nine hours in total, with your own questions answered on the call. They are held in Russian or Ukrainian, whichever suits the group; Olga works in both. If you speak neither, the €1000 option is the one to take: the video course is voiced in your language, and you lose nothing of the method. Whichever option you take, the certificate follows a trial game — you run one full session, online or in person, and it is reviewed before you are certified.
Olga on what actually holds a session, and on how small your own job at the table is. Two minutes, subtitled, in her own voice.
Let us start with the fact that you do not need six. The game runs from one player upwards: two friends, three colleagues, or one client sitting across from you for a private session. A full table of six is the recommended maximum, not the price of entry — and a first game for three is an excellent way to get your experience.
The rest of the answer comes with the set: a detailed marketing plan for finding players — where they come from, what to publish and in what order, and how to keep your reach on platforms that throttle this subject. Not advice, a plan. It is the same launch the game itself was promoted with, written out for you to run.
The marketing kit comes with all three options — it is the answer to the question that decides the purchase, so it is not something to pay extra for. In the €1200 option one of the three live hours is spent on your launch: your audience, your first announcement, your first table.
The honest version of the answer: your first table comes from the people who already know you, and it is usually smaller than six. The plan above is built around that fact rather than around a promise of traffic. The game is new to the European market — there is no network of facilitators to join yet, which means you are early rather than looked after. A facilitators' group and a shared calendar of public games are planned once enough people are running tables to make them worth opening.
Up to six seats, three hours, and the whole sum stays with you. A seat in Berlin is not priced like a seat in Kyiv, and three players is a perfectly normal table. Put your own numbers in:
Gross, before your own costs: the room, the coffee, and whatever you spend on promotion. Everything after that number is yours.
At €80 a seat — a normal price for a three-hour group session in most of Europe — a full table brings in €480, and the set is paid off by your second or third game. Everything after that is margin on a service you can run once a month for years. The same arithmetic has already been tested in Ukraine, where facilitators pay the set off in about four games at local seat prices.
Smaller tables are not a lesser version of this. Three players go deeper on every turn than six do, and a one-to-one session is a different service altogether — a private three hours is normally priced closer to an individual consultation than to a seat at a group table. Two clients a month, one at a time, pay the set off just as surely as full rooms do.
"When I was choosing a game for my practice, what mattered to me was that it should not simply be an interesting way to spend time, or a way to earn from one. It had to genuinely help people see themselves more deeply. Sex and Money turned out to be exactly that."
"After the first few games I saw how precisely it lights up limiting beliefs, hidden fears and inner conflicts — the ones that affect not only money and relationships, but how much permission a person gives herself to live with pleasure. What I value most is that participants do not only recognise their blocks. During the game they do simple, very effective practices, and they feel the change while it is still happening. The game does not leave a person holding an insight. It gives her a step."
"I bought the most expensive option, the one with live work with Olga, and I have not regretted it once. I live and work in a small town — and the game paid for itself faster than I had planned."
Every option includes the complete physical set, printed in your language, delivered anywhere in the world, and the certificate that lets you run the game commercially. The difference is whether you learn the method from a text, from video, or from Olga.
Nothing is charged on this site. You apply, we talk, and only then does anyone mention an invoice — paid by bank transfer to the business account or by card. Instalments are possible through PrivatBank's Оплата частинами, which works with Ukrainian cards.
You write, we speak for half an hour. Olga only sells the game to people she believes can hold a table — if that is not you yet, you will be told so on the call.
You name the language, your set goes to press in Hamburg or in Kyiv, and you work through the method while it is produced. Ten days to your door in Ukraine, fourteen in the EU — twenty if a new language is being translated first — and up to a month for the rest of the world.
You run one full session — online or in person, whichever suits you — and it is reviewed. Then the certificate is issued in your name and the game is yours: run it as often as you like, wherever you like, at whatever price you set.
No. You buy the set once and keep every fee you charge. There is no royalty on a table, no monthly membership and no reporting of what you earn.
The written manual and the video course come in your language — the course is voiced and subtitled, so you watch it the way you would watch a lesson. The localisation is produced with voice synthesis, which is why a new language takes days instead of months. The three live lessons in the €1200 option are held in Russian or in Ukrainian — Olga teaches them herself and is fluent in both.
If you need a third language, take the €1000 option: you get the same method, voiced in your own, and nothing about the game is held back.
In the one you order it in. Nothing is printed until there is a buyer, so the set is produced in your language rather than adapted to it. English, Russian and Ukrainian are ready now; any other language is translated first, which adds about a week before printing starts.
In the EU, nothing extra and no duty: your set is printed and posted from Hamburg, so it never crosses an EU border. Inside Ukraine it works the same way, from Kyiv. €800, €1000 or €1200 is what you pay in total. Everywhere else, customs and any local taxes are yours to settle.
Fourteen days from payment for an English set, twenty when your language has to be translated first. Ten days within Ukraine, up to a month elsewhere.
A trial game rather than an exam. You run one full session, online or in person, and it is reviewed before your certificate is issued. It exists so that your first paid table is not also your last.
Yes, three ways, and none of them is a promise for later. Two are Miro boards — one where the whole table shares a single board, which is the one to use when a player only has a phone, and a newer pair where you and the player each have your own. The third is the full online game on this site: the console keeps the rules and the arithmetic, and every player gets their own screen in their own language.
The Miro boards come with the set; so does the first year of the online game. It widens your market considerably. A physical table needs people who can reach the same room on the same evening; online, a table can be assembled from several countries, and a single private client can book you for three hours from anywhere. Most facilitators end up earning from both — tables in the room and tables on screen.
Yes. The set includes men's decks, and mixed tables work — often the evening runs brighter and more emotional than a single-gender one — with the caveat that the facilitator needs a different approach there. This is covered in the training.
The fourteen-day right of withdrawal, under both EU and Ukrainian law, does not extend to goods made to your order or to digital content you have already opened — and every set is printed for one buyer, in the language they name. That is why the exception applies here, and it is stated before you order rather than after.
In practice we would still rather talk. A return can be looked at case by case, we can help you resell the set, and we are happy to go through what raised the doubt in the first place.
Write what you do now and who your prospective clients are. A person answers — usually Olga herself, within a day — and everything else is discussed from there.
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