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.

Lilit Sarinyan Content Writer

With a degree in English and Communication, I focus on direct reporting that turns industry changes into clear, accessible insights. Interviews with iGaming professionals, regional market overviews, casino traffic trends, and affiliate developments are at the center of what I do, looking at how the iGaming industry is developing and where it is headed.

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