According to the Report on Gambling in the Czech Republic 2024 the highest share of gaming revenue, as in previous years, came from land- based technical games, which accounted for 28.2 per cent of the market and generated CZK 16.7 billion. Te second-largest market share belonged to online technical games (27.5 per cent of the market, CZK 16.3bn). Online sports betting earned CZK 12.0bn (20.2 per cent of the market), while land- based lotteries generated CZK 7.2bn (12.2 per cent of the market), and land-based live games brought in CZK 2.9bn (4.9 per cent of the market).
portfolio includes sports betting, lottery games, virtual casinos, virtual sports games. BetX is the Evona’s trademark for sports betting, live racing, virtual games and lotteries.
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Fortuna Entertainment Group (Fortuna) is a leading betting and gaming operator in Central and Eastern Europe with over 30 years of experience. Fortuna began in the Czech Republic. It is present in the Slovakian, Polish, Romanian, and Croatian markets. It offers a wide variety of online and offline betting and gaming products. In April 2024 Playtech announced the expansion of its iPoker network into the Czech Republic, in partnership with Fortuna Entertainment Group marking the first introduction of Playtech’s iPoker network in the Czech market.
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Casino Admiral Czech Republic (Novomatic) operates around 39 casinos and gambling halls in the Czech Republic. In all, it operates more than 4,000 slot machines and around 120 table games. Casino Admiral is the largest gambling provider in the Czech Republic. Te Admiral Casinos are open 24 hours a day and 365 days a year.
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e-gaming is a Czech company, founded in 2005 and is one of the main players in the domestic market in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, where it has a long-standing strong position in the land-based industry. Te company also has a strong position in the Spanish market and is active in other European and world markets as well. In 2015, e-gaming launched its own online gaming platform, officially licensed by the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic. Te online casino has been operating under the
Betor.cz brand since 2019, under the
Betor.cz brand.
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Merkur operates over 17 arcades throughout the Czech Republic. Merkur first began operations in the Czech market in 1992.
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Synot Tip Czech Republic is part of the international Synot Group. Synot operates around 30 gaming halls and casinos in the Czech Republic.
NUMBER OF PERMITTED LIVE GAMES IN THE YEARS 2014–2023 Year
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
2, 741 2, 254 2, 300 2. 962 4, 388 4, 474 4, 724 4, 310 4, 261 3, 310
GAMING REVENUE According to the Report on Gambling in the Czech Republic 2024 the highest share of gaming revenue, as in previous years, came from land-based technical games, which accounted for 28.2 per cent of the market and generated CZK 16.7 billion. Te second-largest market share belonged to online technical games (27.5 per cent of the market, CZK 16.3bn). Online sports betting earned CZK 12.0bn (20.2 per cent of the market), while land- based lotteries generated CZK 7.2bn (12.2 per cent of the market), and land-based live games brought in CZK 2.9bn (4.9 per cent of the market). Tax revenue from gaming reached a total of CZK 18.6bn in
2023, which is CZK 1.6bn more than in the previous year (CZK 17.0 billion). While in the years 2018-2020, the revenue from gambling tax hovered around CZK 10bn annually, there has been an increase in the last two years for both technical games (CZK 11.6bn in 2023) and other games (CZK 7.0bn).
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