Danske Spil reported gross gaming revenue of DKK2.55bn for the first half of 2025, a marginal increase, according to a media report.
Danske Spil’s marginal first-half revenue increase offers operators and investors a recent performance measure.
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EveryMatrix Group Commercial Director Daniel Clark cited its work with Danish state-owned operator Danske Spil, including modernising a platform launched in 2012. Clark also referred to work with Norsk Tipping, OPAP, Merkur Group and Betsson, and said EveryMatrix had announced an agreement with Sky City in New Zealand the previous year.
The partnership with Danish state-owned operator Danske Spil involved EveryMatrix taking a legacy platform first launched in 2012 into the modern era. Clark said the operator had found it hard to expand its footprint. Describing the outcome, he said the company was able to show it had the tools to help capture new players in that market.
Danske Spil has launched its online casino operations on EveryMatrix’s platform in Denmark, the companies said. The go-live follows an agreement reached the previous November and completes the integration and migration project.
Denmark’s Spillemyndigheden reported that online casino gross gaming revenue rose by more than 12% from 2024 to 2025, reaching DKK4.3bn. Overall market GGR was nearly unchanged at DKK11.5bn, while lottery, sports betting, slot machines and land-based casinos declined. The authority did not include channelisation figures in this report and said it would publish them separately after quality checks.
EveryMatrix has established a dedicated lottery division to develop digital technology and products for the sector, the company said. The unit will offer numbers games, pool sports and eInstants, and Nikolina Gabelica will lead it as managing director. EveryMatrix said it has existing lottery partnerships, including with Szerencsejáték Zrt, Norsk Tipping, Veikkaus, OPAP and Danske Spil.
Danske Spil completed the integration of its poker offering with GGPoker’s platform in Denmark on 4 February 2026. Danske Spil Poker executive Rasmus Nielsen said Danish players can access the platform’s tournaments and games; the move follows the announced end of its relationship with Entain’s PartyGaming.