Spillemyndigheden: Danish gambling revenue totals DKK 665m in December

Spillemyndigheden, the Danish gambling authority, has declared a year-over-year improvement of over 22 per cent across the industry in December, but only a slight increase across 2023 as a whole in comparison to the previous year.

Publishing its data for December 2023, Spillemyndigheden noted that the total GGR amounted to DKK 665m (€89.23m), up 22.6 per cent YoY (December 2022: DKK 543m). December’s figure is also an improvement on November’s GGR of DKK 606m.

For the full 2023 year, the gambling authority posted a GGR of DKK 6.8bn, up one per cent in comparison to 2022’s DKK 6.7bn.

December GGR was driven by growth across betting, online casinos and land-based casinos, but gaming machines did decline slightly in comparison to the same month in 2022.

In terms of GGR share, online casinos led the way with a 45.85 per cent share, followed by betting with 34.02 per cent, gaming machines with 14.93 per cent and land-based casinos with 5.2 per cent.

December’s online casino GGR came in..

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