Full year results – FairOdds Network

March 25, 2025

European gross gambling revenue tops €123.4 billion in 2024

Gross gambling revenue (GGR) in Europe hit €123.4 billion (£103.1 billion/$133.4 billion) in 2024, a 5% year-on-year increase, according to data from the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) and H2 Gambling Capital.

Published yesterday (24 March), “European Gambling Market – Key Figures 2025 Edition” covers all European Union member states, plus the UK. It includes analysis of provisional data for both the online and land-based gambling markets during 2024.

Online drives gambling revenue growth

Growth was evident across online and land-based gambling activities, but the former saw the steepest increase in GGR. In total, provisional online GGR climbed 11.7% year-on-year to €47.9 billion, or 39% of total GGR for the year.

Gaming accounted for €24.6 billion of this figure, with €23.2 billion attributed to casino-type games, including slots. In total, online casino games drew 45% of all internet gambling GGR during 2024.

Online betting revenue topped €16.2 billion, of which..

March 25, 2025

Spain online gambling revenue hits record €1.45 billion in 2024

Online gross gambling revenue (GGR) in Spain increased by 17.6% year-on-year during 2024, driven by double-digit increases across both online casino and sports betting.

Total revenue for the 12 months to 31 December 2024 was €1.45 billion (£1.21 billion/$1.56 billion), a new record for Spain. This comfortably beats the €1.24 billion reported in online gross gambling revenue (GGR) during the previous year.

Data published yesterday (24 March), by regulator Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ), shows deposits for the year were 19.6% higher at €4.58 billion. Withdrawals were also up 19.7% to €3.15 billion as players won more while gambling online.

Online casino and sports betting records tumble in Spain

Breaking down each market segment, online casino was again the main source of revenue in Spain. Total GGR from this segment hit €730.7 million, up 17%, marking another new record for the country.

Slots generated the most revenue in this area at €472.2 million, up 22.8%. Liv..

March 20, 2025

Betting and igaming drive OPAP to record revenue in 2024

Greek gambling group OPAP reported a record €2.3 billion (£1.93 billion/$2.5 billion) in gross gaming revenue (GGR) during its 2024 financial year, helped by growth within both its betting and igaming segments.

Revenue for the year ending 31 December 2024 surpassed the previous year, and existing record, by 10%. Data published by OPAP yesterday (19 March) also revealed a 9.4% uplift in net gaming revenue to €1.57 billion.

OPAP reported growth in four of its five core segments, including double-digit increases in betting and igaming revenue. Lottery, still the group’s primary source of revenue, and video lottery terminals (VLTs) also saw growth, but instant and passives revenue declined.

The online segment stole the show, posting a 29.2% increase in revenue for 2024. The division is now on track to surpass VLTs as OPAP’s third-largest revenue stream. However, there was also a lot to be said for sports betting, with revenue here up 15.6% year-on-year.

OPAP CEO Jan Karas highlighted t..

February 26, 2025

Caesars slips to FY24 net loss, remains confident about digital EBITDA target

Caesars Entertainment reported a net loss during its 2024 financial year after a drop in group revenue, but the gambling giant remains confident of long-term earnings goals for its digital arm after the division reported further growth.

Group revenue for the 12 months through to 31 December 2024 topped $11.2 billion (£8.89 billion/€10.71 billion). This is 2.5% lower than the previous year, according to data published yesterday (25 February) by Caesars.

Caesars attributed this primarily to its Las Vegas and regional segments, with both divisions seeing declines in 2024. Managed and branded revenue was also down, although there was some positive news from the digital segment.

Revenue from the digital business, which comprises igaming and online sports betting, was up 19.5%. This continues an upward trend seen in recent years, but the trajectory was not as high as seen in 2023 (77.6%).

Caesars: Digital EBITDA to reach $500 million in 2025

While digital growth may not have been quite ..

February 14, 2025

Draftkings posts positive 2024 EBITDA although misses guidance

Draftkings posted a revenue of $4.77 billion in its 2024 full-year results, up 30% year-on-year. However, the US gambling major missed its EBITDA guidance for the year.

The group reported a positive EBITDA of $181.3 million, up from the previous year’s loss of $151 million. This is the first time the operator has posted positive EBITDA since becoming listed in April 2020.

However, this is some way below Draftkings’ full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance of $240 million to $280 million, announced during its third quarter results.

The 2024 guidance was dropped due to a bad run of NFL results in October, as it had previously been set at a range of $460 million to $540 million.

Draftkings CFO Alan Ellingson, in a statement, called 2024 a “milestone year” for the group as it achieved its first year of positive adjusted earnings.

Draftkings’ fourth quarter

Turning to Q4, Draftkings reported a revenue of £1.39 billion during the period, up 13% on the previous year’s $1.23 billion. This re..

February 14, 2025

ATG CEO urges Swedish government to lower gambling tax for betting

Hasse Lord Skarplöth, chief executive of Swedish horse racing monopoly AB Trav och Galopp (ATG), has urged the government to drop its gambling tax for betting, following disappointing results in 2024.

Looking to how ATG performed in 2024, revenue for the 12 months to 31 December 2024 amounted to SEK6.19 billion (£459 million/€551 million/$577 million). This is 2.5% above the previous year. Net gaming revenue was largely flat, up 1.7% to SEK5.36 billion.

Revenue growth was enough to push operating profit up 1.4% to SEK1.81 billion for the 12-month period. After also including financial items, pre-tax profit topped SEK1.87 billion, up 1.8% year-on-year.

In ATG’s full-year presentation, published today (14 February), Skarplöth said growth could have been much greater had it not been impacted by Sweden’s gambling tax increase, which came into force in July.

Skarplöth said the recession, high household costs and higher interest rates had also hit ATG revenue in 2024.

Skarplöth urges re..

February 13, 2025

China drives MGM Resorts to record revenue in 2024, digital up 28% as betting platform launch is imminent

MGM Resorts International posted a record $17.24 billion (£13.80 billion/€16.53 billion) in consolidated net revenue during its 2024 financial year, driven once again by growth within its China-facing business.

Total revenue for 2024 surpassed the $16.16 billion reported during the previous year by 6.7%. It is also the highest annual amount ever posted by MGM, the operator confirmed yesterday (12 February).

Revenue was flat across two of MGM’s four core divisions – Las Vegas Strip Resorts and Regional Operations. However, significant growth in China, accompanied by a similar increase in digital revenue, pushed the yearly total up.

“We are proud to report the best full-year consolidated net revenues in the history of the company,” CEO Bill Hornbuckle said. “This was driven by a record performance from MGM China. We’re also encouraged by the strong demand we’re seeing in the business so far in 2025, which positions us well for continued growth.”

MGM China revenue rises 27.6%

The sta..

February 6, 2025

Record Q4 drives Betsson to “best year ever,” says Pontus Lindwall

Betsson reported its “strongest year ever” in 2024 after a record performance during Q4 helped drive full-year revenue, net profit and EBITDA to all-time highs.

Revenue for the three months to 31 December 2024 amounted to €306.8 million (£255.3 million/$318.8 million). This surpasses Q4 of the previous year by 21.8% and is the first time quarterly revenue has exceeded €300 million.

Betsson, which published its full-year results today (6 February), reported increases within both its casino and sports betting operations. The group also saw revenue rise across several regional markets around the world, with Latin America posting the most growth.

In Q4 the company recorded an increase in overall customer deposits to a record €1.58 billion, a new quarterly record. Active customers edged up to 1.3 million, although the number of registered players dipped 1.1% to 29.4 million following the decision to exit certain markets.

CEO Pontus Lindwall put this regional growth down to constant inve..

February 3, 2025

In rare occurrence, Nevada gaming positive in December, YoY despite Strip decline

The latest round of data from the Nevada Gaming Control Board, released on 30 January, showed that the state's gaming industry was positive year-over-year for December and 2024 as a whole, despite Strip declines for each.

The Nevada December revenue report showed that gross gaming revenue (GGR) totalled $1.46 billion (£1.17 billion/€1.4 billion) for the month, up 2% from last year. For 2024, the total was $15.6 billion, a slight (+0.55%) uptick from calendar year 2023. That represents the fourth consecutive record-setting calendar year for the Silver State, following the drudges of the 2020 Covid pandemic.

But perhaps the most interesting thing about those increases was that they came despite declines from the Las Vegas Strip, the economic driver of the state. In December, the Strip posted $881.2 million in GGR, down 2.6% YoY, its sixth consecutive monthly decline.

For the fiscal year-to-date (1 July-31 December), the Strip is down more than 5%, the most of the state’s major..

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 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 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..

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