The first-half total stands at CA$76.9m, a 5.5% decline, while the payment formula remains tied to revenue at individual casinos.
First-half receipts grew 1.24% year-on-year, although the second quarter brought a sequential decline across several game categories.
National Betting Authority figures also show online stakes of €252.3m and 22,660 illegal sites on its blocklist.
The media reported figures exclude State Lottery turnover, including the country’s only online casino.
Online casino games continued strong performance, accounting for 48.45% of the market and rising over 20% year-on-year.
Strong growth in the Americas helped Playtech deliver a sharp rise in first-half earnings.
Inflation-adjusted profit remained the third-lowest June-quarter level since comparable reporting began in 2015, despite the nominal record.
The operator reported rises across the board as online operations grew ahead of the market, as Sunbet brokers a new Yggdrasil partnership.
The Danish operator reported increases in gross gaming revenue and profit after tax, with online casino and its new poker platform supporting first-half growth.
The Finnish operator reported higher sales revenue and profit for the first half of 2026, while international B2B subsidiary Fennica Gaming increased revenue by 80.6%.