Swiss casino GGR falls as online growth fails to offset land-based decline
Total Swiss casino GGR reached CHF 878m ($1.1m) in 2025, representing a 1.3% year-on-year decline.
Total Swiss casino GGR reached CHF 878m ($1.1m) in 2025, representing a 1.3% year-on-year decline.
Traditional ‘’passive’’ lottery products accounted for 60.9% of total sales, while online lotteries represented 2.87%.
May was able to edge out the state’s previous all-time monthly gaming revenue of $623.1m set during January 2025, while the resulting tax revenue for the new high came out to $269.9m.
Spain's online gambling market recorded gross gaming revenue of €454.2m ($526.9m), up 13.9% year-on-year, although down 6.5% from Q4 2025.
Revenue stemming from iGaming activity in New Jersey barely edged out casino win during May 2026, as online gambling accounted for $276.3m, representing an increase of 11.9%.
Caesars Virginia led all properties with close to $38m in revenue for the monthly period, having increased 11.6%, while The Interim Gaming Hall Norfolk property accounted for $1.1m.
The Gambling Administration states that the increase in revenue collection is the outcome of improvements in the regulatory and supervisory framework.
Rivers Casino generated the most revenue of any land-based property in Illinois with just over $48.7m during May, representing an increase of 7.2% from the prior year period.
New figures from Denmark’s gambling regulator show overall gambling spend increased in April 2026, driven primarily by strong growth in the online casino sector despite a significant decline in betting activity.
The Las Vegas Strip recorded an 81.2% decline in net income despite remaining Nevada’s largest gaming revenue market.