Allwyn’s 2025 Annual Report outlines a landmark year for the lottery and gaming giant, marked by acquisitions, financial growth, technological upgrades and its transformational combination with OPAP.
Slot machines and table games generated $111.5m of the total figure and decreased 4.5% year-over-year, while retail sports betting revenue increased 41.9% for a total of $810,424.
Fall in B2B license income and higher regulated market exposure drove profit decline despite continued growth in Latin America.
The operator has begun refurbishing clubs across the UK.
Mass market growth offsets continued softness in VIP segments.
During the fourth quarter of 2025, New Jersey casinos reported a gross operating profit of $124.7m, equating to a decrease of 5.8%, while FY2025 operating profit fell 3.9% to $681.6m.
One of the key achievements of the new regulator was the resumption of lottery licensing, while the overall gambling sector generated UAH 1.7bn ($39.4m) in licence revenues in 2025.
Operators expanded entertainment with concerts, events and cultural programming, helping sustain visitor demand.
The International Betting Integrity Association’s Q1 2026 report highlights ongoing integrity challenges across global sports betting, with football and tennis accounting for the largest share of suspicious activity.
The two Korean operators experienced disappointing conclusions to the first quarter.