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Reports

3Q Report 2023 from General Directorate for the Regulation of Gambling

Tuesday 19 de December 2023 / 12:00

2 minutos de lectura

(Madrid).- The GGR for the quarter was € 304.26 million, with a decrease of -2.67% quarter over quarter and a rise of 23.60% year over year.

3Q Report 2023 from General Directorate for the Regulation of Gambling

Regarding the rest of the main figures, deposits and withdrawals of the players, their variation rates were 11.87% and 8.07% year over year, and -0.45% and -2.92% quarter over quarter, respectively.

Marketing expenses has decreased -4.93% quarter over quarter and New accounts experiences an increase with respect to the previous quarter, 4.64%. Details are shown in Table 1.

In the analysis of the GGR by game segments, it is observed that:

The € 304.26 million of GGR is distributed as follows:  € 113.49 million in Betting (37.30%); € 3.64 million in Bingo (1.20%); € 160.26 million in Casino (52.67%); € 0.05 million in Contests (0.01%) and € 26.81 million in Poker (8.81%).

The betting segment has a variation rate of -14.86% quarter over quarter and 22.66% year over year. There is an decrease with respect to the previous quarter; pre-match, -31.70%; in-played sportsbook, -0.26%.  Horseracing fixed-odds fell -9.52% and other fixed-odds betting increased 46.08%.

Bingo has experienced a growth of 2.91% quarter over quarter and a slight decrease -0.95% year over year.

In the casino segment, there has been a rise of 6.94% quarter over quarter and an annual variation rate of 25.25%. Live roulette is the game with the highest increasing rate, 27.81%, follows by Slots, 25.94%, year over year. The quarter over quarter variation rates were: Black Jack, 11.47%; Slots, 8.09%; Live roulette, 5.43%; Conventional Roulette, -2.16%.

Contests experienced a fall of -68.37% quarter over quarter and a rise of 56.64% year over year. This segment continues an irregular behaviour with annual variation rates in the second quarter of 58.38% in 2020; -91% in 2021; -72.10% in 2022.

Poker presents an increase of 4.09% quarter over quarter and 22.03% year over year. Poker tournament had a variation rate of 3.37% quarter over quarter and 31.34% year over year. Poker cash has increased 6.12% compared to the previous quarter and has increased 2.06% compared to the same quarter of the previous year.

As a summary, the percentage distribution of the GGR for the different segments in this quarter of the period from 2020 to 2023 is shown in Table 2.

Marketing expenses has been € 93.33 million for this quarter. It may be broken down into € 11.57 million affiliation expenses; € 0.87 million sponsorship; promotions € 47.68; and advertising € 33.20 million. Compared to the previous quarter, marketing expenses decrease -4.93% and a rise of 12.01% in annual variation. Quarter over quarter all concepts have decreased: Sponsorship, -28.64%; Affiliates, -8.66%; Advertising, -5.97%; Promotions, -2.62%. Nevertheless, the year over year variation rates are positive: Sponsorship, 153.04%; Affiliates, 15.96%; Promotions, 11.87%; Advertising, 9.31%. Promotions are broken down into cost of bonus included in prizes, € 12.28 million and cost of bonus not included in prizes, € 35.40 million.

The monthly average of active game accounts is 1,082,743; which implies a decline of -4.58% quarter over quarter and an increase of 10.61% year over year. The monthly average of the new game accounts is 107,570; with a growth of 4.64% quarter over quarter and 4.49% year over year.

For this quarter, there are 78 licensed operators and the number of active operators by segment is:

  • Betting: 42
  • Bingo: 3
  • Casino: 50
  • Contests: 2
  • Poker: 9

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País: Spain

Región: EMEA

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