BOOKMAKER REVENUES 2019 AND 2020 COMPANY
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REVENUE 2020 RUB52.19bn
RUB11.6bn RUB47.9bn RUB19.33bn RUB41.82bn RUB15.42bn RUB13.6bn RUB4.06bn RUB14.6bn
RUB459.11m RUB241.9m RUB1.73bn RUB3.87bn RUB237.76m RUB182.26m RUB85.9m RUB7.26bn
RUB509.54m RUB88.33m RUB2.24bn
RUB524.66m No data
NET PROFIT 2020 RUB23.29bn
RUB4.5bn RUB3.99bn RUB1.19bn RUB1.1bn
RUB467.1m RUB227.35m RUB176.6m RUB123.3m RUB65.6m RUB52.12m RUB49.4m -
-RUB14.13m -RUB21.23m -RUB28.3m
-RUB133.54m -RUB146.53m -RUB186.8m -RUB189.4m -RUB283.13m No data
REVENUE 2019 RUB38.06bn RUB29.58bn
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RUB20.15bn RUB49.46bn RUB7.6bn RUB10.5bn RUB2.67bn RUB15.81bn RUB467.4m RUB1.17bn
RUB132.63m RUB4.07bn - *
RUB559.69m RUB8.69m RUB11.31bn RUB647.14m RUB9.74m RUB4.97bn RUB68.78m
NET PROFIT 2019 RUB19.4bn RUB2.6bn
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RUB480.26m RUB1.3bn
RUB397.9m RUB426.8m RUB40.8m RUB858.8m RUB8.52m RUB20.9m
-RUB326.02m RUB36.53m -RUB3.26m RUB49.97m RUB6.08m
-RUB31.45m -RUB63.2m -RUB60.54m RUB125.6m -RUB51.14m
(UGR) will bring the regulation of the bookmaking sector under one umbrella by creating a public company to oversee the activities of tote and betting operators. Te body will be formed under the control of the Federal Agency for State Property Management and will consist of a supervisory board with a chairman and two other members.
Te State Tax Service is the general regulator at present, although bookmakers are effectively managed by a series of Self Regulating Organisations that set the rules around betting and run payment portals.
mentioned opposite, is the proposed introduction of a Unified Gambling Regulator. Tis was suggested at the end of last year to establish control over the online betting market. Te Unified Gambling Regulator will control and regulate the bookmaking sector as opposed to the current situation, which operates with two Self Regulatory Organisations (SROs)
Te draft Federal Law was introduced in November and had its first reading in the State Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Industry, Innovative Development and Entrepreneurship. It will come into force in September this year.
Te creation of the Unified Gambling Regulator
Te main functions of the UGR will be: l
To retain and transfer special contributions to Russian national sports organisations.
l Identify and combat illegal online gambling. l
Look at improving Russian gambling regulations.
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To set up the creation of a Unified Payment Centre of bookmakers and totalisators (UPCBT).
l Development and operation of a new Online
Monitoring System to provide supervision of the sports betting sector looking at information on bets paid, winnings and cashier operations.
Te new bill transfers control to a single regulator and will see the set-up of a single centre to accept, account and transfer bets from players to bookmakers and therefore introducing a higher level of control of gambling operations.
Te new regulator will also monitor financial transactions carried out in betting and tote shops and provide funding for the sports sector. It will also liaise with the Federal Tax Service in terms of taxes and fees and prepare proposals for any amendments in legislation.
An information system will be able to identify any operators violating the law and a monitoring system will also be created. A compensation fund will also be established.
Te aim of the new UGR is part of the country’s bid to re-regulate the gambling industry and improve transparency and stop unlicensed operators entering the country.
Te current system is made up of one totalisator WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS P249
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