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GROSS GAMING REVENUE DENMARK 2024


LAND-BASED CASINO ONLINE CASINO


GAMING MACHINES BETTING


LOTTERIES TOTAL


LAND-BASED GAMBLING


Te casino market opened up in 1990 when the law changed to permit casino operations. Prior to this time the only casino was Marienlyst. Te GGR for the land-based casino sector amounted to DKK368m in 2024, a slight increase on 2023 levels of DKK362m. On average the casinos take DKK30m per month. Tere are currently seven land-based casino licences and no


possibility of applying for more. Casinos Austria International operates the first five listed casinos. Te oldest casino is Casino Merienlyst in Helsingor which


DKK368m DKK3.52bn DKK1.16bn DKK2.2bn n/a


2023


DKK362m DKK3bn


DKK1.17bn DKK2.18bn DKK3.46bn


2022


2021


DKK349m DKK220m DKK2.9bn


DKK2.81bn


DKK1.15bn DKK782m DKK2.31bn DKK2.41bn DKK3.38bn


2020 DKK3.42bn


DKK236m DKK2.48bn DKK986m DKK2.29bn DKK3.2bn


2019


DKK349m DKK2.38bn DKK1.38bn DKK2.51bn DKK3.18bn


DKK10.4bn DKK10.2bn DKK10.1bn DKK9.64bn DKK9.21bn DKK9.8bn


was licensed back in 1902 and was the only casino in the country until 1991. Te venue was originally built in 1859 as a health resort and in 1902 Crown Prince Frederik granted permission to add the casino at the venue in the Hotel Marienlyst which was rebuilt. Casino Copenhagen was the first international casino in Den-


mark and the largest international casino in northern Europe which opened in 1990. It is located in the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel which offers 542 rooms over 26 floors. Tere are 140 slots and 24 table games and 20 TouchBet Roulette terminals. Te casino is 3,000sq.m in size over three floors and in 2012 was completely modernised and renovated.


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