ANNUAL GGR DATA – ALL SECTORS SECTOR
Lotteries
Online casino Betting
Gaming machines Landbased casinos TOTAL
GGR 2012 DKK3.32bn
DKK885m DKK1.17bn DKK1.77bn DKK344m DKK7.48bn
GGR 2018 DKK3.28bn
DKK2.17bn DKK2.52bn DKK1.41bn DKK354m DKK9.73bn
GGR 2019 DKK3.20bn
DKK2.35bn DKK2.51bn DKK1.39bn DKK350m DKK9.81bn
GGR 2020 DKK3.20bn
DKK2.45bn DKK2.29bn DKK986m DKK239m DKK9.17bn
Te most popular online casino activity comes from online slots, which in 2020 was responsible for 74 per cent of GGR (DKK1.82bn) with 9.5 per cent from roulette (DKK234.8m); 6.8 per cent blackjack (DKK167.9m), six per cent from commission games such as multiplayer poker or bingo (DKK139.7m) and three per cent other games (DKK84.4m). Around 54 per cent of online games are played via computer and 45 per cent via mobile.
Te most popular online casino activity comes from online slots, which in 2020 was responsible for 74 per cent of GGR (DKK1.82bn) with 9.5 per cent from roulette (DKK234.8m); 6.8 per cent blackjack (DKK167.9m), six per cent from commission games such as multiplayer poker or bingo (DKK139.7m) and three per cent other games (DKK84.4m). Around 54 per cent of online games are played via computer and 45 per cent via mobile. In 2012 100 per cent of games were via computer with no mobile play.
increased to DKK 2.4bn in 2020. l
imilarly, the betting market saw revenues in 2012 of DKK1.17bn. In comparison this increased to DKK2.29bn last year.
Te year 2020 was the first year since the partial liberalisation that the GGR of online casinos (DKK2.45bn) surpassed the betting market GGR (DKK2.29bn).
Although it was anticipated online casino revenue would rise during Covid lockdowns due to closed landbased venues there was however no obvious increase.
As Covid struck Denmark’s landbased gambling sectors were affected as two enforced lockdowns had a detrimental effect on incomes. Tere are currently nine casinos open in Denmark (7 land casinos and two onboard ship casinos) which between them generated a GGR of DKK239m in 2020 compared to DKK350 in
2019 – a 31.8 per cent decline.
Closures in spring 2020 and again in December through to April saw zero income for the landbased sector. October 2020 was the month with the biggest GGR registered which amounted to DKK32m.
Likewise gaming machines also saw a drop in revenues in April and May with zero income. GGR in total for 2020 was down by 29 per cent from 2019 from DKK1,388m (2019) to DKK986m (2020).
Of this amount, around DKK768m came from slots in gaming arcades and DKK218 came from slots in restaurants. In 2020 there were 29,000 active gaming machines in Denmark installed in 1,032 gambling arcades and 2,348 restaurants.
Meanwhile betting revenues were also affected by Covid due to cancelled sporting events and GGR in total for the betting market dropped by 8.9 per cent compared to 2019 to DKK2.29m. Once events were resumed fully in October
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