Online casinos fuel Denmark’s April revenue growth

Denmark’s gross gaming revenue increased by 11.5% year-on-year in April, with online casinos being the main growth factor.

As reported by Spillemyndigheden, Denmark’s gambling regulator:

• Online casino revenue increased by 21.6% in April, going from DKK273m (£31.3m) to DKK331m (£38m).
• Betting revenue saw a steady 6.1% increase, from DKK195m (£22.4m) to DKK207m (£23.7m).

However, some declines in revenue were also reported:

• For land-based casinos, GGR went down by 2.5%.
• For gaming machines, revenue dropped by 3.6%.

In total, Denmark’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) for April 2025 was DKK665 million (£76.3 million); a solid increase from DKK596 million (£68.3 million) recorded in April 2024.

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