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January 21, 2025

Denmark gambling revenue rises 7.8% in November

Overall gambling revenue in Denmark increased 7.8% year-on-year in November, driven by double-digit growth within the country’s online casino market.

Revenue for November reached DKK654 million (£74.1 million/€87.6 million/$90.7 million), Denmark regulator Spillemyndigheden reports. This is ahead of DKK608 million in the same month of previous year and 6.0% higher than October 2024.

As has been the case for some time, online casino generated the most revenue during the month. In total, revenue from this segment hit DKK295 million, up 17.9% year-on-year and 3.9% above October’s total.

Slots accounted for 77.4% of all online casino revenue in November. Blackjack drew 6.7%, roulette 6.6%, poker 3.5%, bingo 3.1% and other games 2.7%.

Minimal growth elsewhere in Denmark

While online casino continues to expand at a rapid rate, other segments also grew but at a much slower place.

Sports betting was the next highest segment in terms of revenue, generating DKK232 million for the month. T..

January 20, 2025

EveryMatrix net revenue tops €180 million in record 2024

EveryMatrix reported record annual net revenue of €180 million (£152 million/$186 million) in its 2024 financial year, with growth across all core product verticals.

Group net revenue was 59% higher than the €114 million recorded in the previous year, although this excludes the impact of recent M&A activity. When including this, overall revenue for 2024 hit €352 million, an increase of 46% and another record for the group.

The business was boosted in 2024 by two acquisitions. First came FSB Technology in July and Fantasma Games followed a few months later in October.

Growth in revenue also led to a rise in EBITDA. For the full year, EBITDA amounted to €101 million, a 70% increase on the previous year and another record. On top of this, EBITDA margin in terms of net revenue hit 56%.

EveryMatrix highlights OddsMatrix success

In its annual report, published today (20 January), EveryMatrix described 2024 as the best 12 months in its history. CEO Ebbe Groes (pictured) said while all se..

January 17, 2025

New Jersey gambling revenue tops $6.3 billion in record 2024

Gambling revenue in New Jersey reached $6.30 billion (£5.17 billion/€6.12 billion) in what was a record year for the state, with all-time high figures also reported across igaming and sports betting.

Total market revenue was 9.0% ahead of the existing record of $5.78 billion in the previous year. The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) reported growth across two of the state’s three sectors, with only land-based casinos seeing a decline.

Igaming pushes land-based casinos close in 2024

The stand-out performance in 2024 is by far igaming, with revenue up 24% to a record $2.39 billion. While this is short of the land-based market ($2.82 billion), igaming has surpassed physical casinos in recent months and 2025 could see it become the leading source of gambling revenue in New Jersey.

For 2024, some $2.36 billion of igaming revenue came from online slots and table games, up 24.5% year-on-year. Peer-to-peer poker revenue, however, slipped 1.5% to $28.5 million.

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January 13, 2025

Weekend Report: Entain confident on FY24 earnings, Betfred exits Nevada, Concacaf seeks first betting partner

Welcome to the Weekend Report, where iGB looks at the news that you may have missed across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This week: Entain confident on FY24 EBITDA guidance, Betfred exits Nevada and Concacaf seeks first betting partner.

Entain reiterates EBITDA guidance for FY24

Entain said it remains confident of EBITDA guidance for FY24 despite taking a hit in the latter part of the year from customer-friendly sports results in the US.

Entain set out full-year targets during its Q3 trading update in October. Here, it said group EBITDA would be at the upper end of a range between £1.04 billion (€1.24 billion/$1.26 billion) and £1.09 billion.

Now, Entain has repeated this guidance despite its BetMGM joint venture in the US being impacted in Q4. Unfavourable sports results meant players won more during the period, which in turn impacted performance.

Entain said BetMGM still expects to post EBITDA of negative $250 million for the full year. This is in line with earlier guidance issue..

January 10, 2025

Las Vegas Strip revenue declines continue as Nevada posts 4% YoY decrease in November

The Las Vegas Strip posted its fifth consecutive monthly year-on-year revenue decline in November, with the state overall posting a 4.2% drop from last year.

According to figures from the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) released on 9 January, the state’s gaming industry posted $1.31 billion (£1.07 billion/€1.27 billion) in gross gaming revenue (GGR) in November. The 4.2% YoY decline is the fourth for the state out of the last five months. But this is somewhat qualified by the fact that FY24 was the best ever.

So far in FY25, Nevada gaming is down 2.8% from this point last year, per the NGCB.

The most notable figures from November came from the Las Vegas Strip. America’s gaming capital posted $788.7 million in GGR for the month, down just under 4% from last year. This is the first definitive proof that the second edition of the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix did not live up to the inaugural race last November, although local officials had already acknowledged that to be the c..

January 8, 2025

Flutter issues US profit warning amid “very unfavourable” sports results

Flutter Entertainment has warned it is likely to fall approximately $370 million (£297 million/€359 million) short of US revenue expectations for FanDuel following a period of “very unfavourable” sports results in the country during November and December.

In a trading update published today (8 January), Flutter said strong player-friendly results have offset US player momentum. The group published Q3 results in mid-November, with these showing “excellent” growth across all regions.

However since the results announcement on 12 November, running into December, FanDuel has endured “unfavourable US sports results” primarily affecting NFL parlay and same-game parlay outcomes.

The operator went as far as calling the 2024-25 NFL season “the most customer friendly since the launch of online sports betting with the highest rate of favourites winning in nearly 20 years”.

Flutter takes $438m GGR hit from customer-friendly results

These results, Flutter said, generated an estimated adverse gr..

January 3, 2025

Portugal topples online gambling revenue record again in Q3

Online gambling revenue in Portugal hit an all-time-high for the eighth consecutive quarter in Q3, driven by a record performance from the nation's internet casino market.

Gross online gambling revenue in Portugal hit €266.3 million (£220.9 million/$273.8 million) during Q3. This surpasses Q3 of 2023 by 23.7% and the previous quarterly record, set in Q2 2024, by 1.7%.

Online casino revenue hits record €175.1 million

Data from regulator Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos (SRIJ) shows this growth was driven by the online casino segment. Here, gross revenue hiked 31.2% year-on-year to an all-time high of €175.1 million. This also surpassed Q2 revenue by 10.5%.

Spending on internet-based casino games hit €4.87 billion in Q3, another new record and a 33.7% increase from 2023, as well as 11.6% higher than Q2.

As has been the case for some time, slots remain by far the online casino game of choice in Portugal. Slots drew 80.4% of all wagers during Q3, ahead of French roulette ..

December 19, 2024

Record sports betting, igaming drive Pennsylvania revenue to all-time high in November

Record monthly revenue from sports betting and igaming in Pennsylvania helped to push overall revenue in the state’s gambling market to an all-time high of $562.4 million (£447.4 million/€543.4 million) in November.

November’s revenue total beat last year by 26.5% and is 13.3% above $496.6 million in Pennsylvania in October of this year. It surpasses the existing record of $554.6 million, set in March, by 1.4%, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) data shows.

Aside from total market revenue, the stand-out figures from the PGCB data are in reference to sports betting.

Gross revenue reached a record $77.1 million, up 498.4% on last year – in November 2023, operators had a record-low 1.38% hold. The all-time revenue high was $72.5 million, set last December, with the November 2024 total beating this by 6.3%. Of this sum, $71.7 million came from online betting and $5.4 million from retail sportsbooks.

Betting handle in Pennsylvania also hit an all-time high of $935.5 million. Coinc..

December 18, 2024

Michigan sets new sports betting and igaming records in November

Michigan operators reported several new records during November, including gross receipts from igaming hitting an all-time high of $226.0 million (£177.9 million/€215.3 million).

Gross internet gaming and sports betting receipts from commercial and tribal operators in Michigan topped $284.3 million in November. This is 35.9% above November last year and 12.1% ahead of October this year, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) reported yesterday (17 December).

After accounting for promotional spending, total market adjusted gross receipts for the month was $240.4 million. The figure is 51.9% ahead of last year and 15.3% higher on a month-on-month basis.

Another new igaming record in Michigan

As was the case in the previous month, igaming was a highlight for Michigan operators in November. Gross igaming receipts were 28.9% higher year-on-year and surpassed the existing record of $220.7 million in October by 2.4%.

Adjusted gross receipts from igaming hit $203.3 million, up 28.8% fro..

December 17, 2024

Another new igaming revenue record for New Jersey in November

New Jersey set a new igaming revenue record for the fourth straight month in November, as all licensed verticals grew year-on-year.

Overall gambling revenue for the month hit $556.9 million (£438.6 million/€530.1 million), the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DHE) reports. This is comfortably clear of $482.4 million last year and 11.4% above $499.8 million this October.

Sports betting and igaming were the standout performers in the New Jersey gambling market in November, with both verticals reporting double-digit growth. Land-based casino revenue in New Jersey was also up year-on-year.

After slipping behind online casino’s contribution in recent months, land-based was once again the main contributor to revenue in the month.

Land-based casinos make a comeback

Despite another record month of igaming revenue, the segment slipped back behind land-based casinos in terms of the area that generated the most gambling revenue in New Jersey.

Revenue from land-based casinos in No..

December 11, 2024

Super Group raises full-year revenue guidance to €1.6 billion

Super Group, the parent company of Betway, has increased its full-year revenue guidance by 3.2% following a “strong” performance in the first two months of the fourth quarter.

Revenue at Super Group for the 12 months to 31 December 2024 is expected to reach €1.6 billion (£1.32 billion/$1.68 billion), the operator announced today (11 December). The group previously forecasted a full-year revenue of €1.55 billion.

In addition, adjusted EBITDA, excluding the US, is on track to hit €360 million in 2024, 4.3% above its earlier guidance of €345 million. Super Group is expected to publish its full-year results in March or April next year.

The group’s favourable performance in Q4 is the reason behind its increased forecast. Both October and November were “strong” months for the business, it said, although it did not provide any additional context.

CEO Neal Menashe said he is “proud” to be in the position to increase guidance and pay an extra dividend. He said Super Group will seek to buil..

December 4, 2024

Las Vegas Strip revenue slides 3% in October for fourth straight YoY decline

October gambling revenue figures released today (4 December) by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) showed that the state brought in $1.28 billion (£1 billion/€1.2 billion) in gross gaming revenue (GGR) for the month, a year-over-year decline of just over 2%.

Figures for the Las Vegas Strip were the highlight of the report, but not for good reasons. The Strip’s October GGR total of $692 million was a 3% drop year-over-year. That’s the fourth consecutive month of year-over-year declines for America’s gaming capital, which had its best year ever in 2023. For the fiscal year-to-date, the Strip is down more than 6%.

Strip slot revenue ($428.3 million) was up 5.5%, but table games (-14.5%) were tricky again in October. Baccarat revenue, which has become a boom-or-bust category that spurred records last year, plummeted 23.4% to $68.7 million. The Strip is down 33% on the game in the last three months.

Downtown Las Vegas had the worst month of all the southern Nevada markets. Its GGR..

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