Danish Gambling Industry Remains Steady

Sat, Jun 17, 2023

Gross gambling revenues in Denmark have remained steady for the last year. The Spillemyndigheden Danish gaming authority announced that online betting led the sector with a 38 percent rise while slots and land-based casinos saw a decline.

Danish Gambling Industry Remains Steady

Denmark’s gross gambling revenue (GGR) remains steady, the country’s gaming regulator the Spillemyndigheden announced June 13, according to SBC News.

Revenues that include betting, online gaming, gaming machines and brick-and-mortar casinos rose 14 percent from DKK 525m (€70.4 million) ($77,055,193) in March 2022 to DKK 599m (€80.4 million) (87,994,986) in March 2023.

Leading the sector was sports betting, with a 38 percent rise from the year before. Online casino GGR rose 14 percent during the same period.

However, the performance of slot machines and land-based casinos declined 6 percent for the same for slots and 26 percent for the latter.

The authority also reported that the numbers of consumers who registered with ROFUS, the self-exclusion program, had risen to 42,029 at the close of April from 40,000 in March.

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