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Italian online casinos record €320m spending in October

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In brief

  • Italian online casino spending reportedly reached €320m in October, up 9% year on year.
  • Total monthly stakes reportedly exceeded €7.4bn.
  • Lottomatica reportedly held 31.4% of the market, ahead of Flutter at 27.3%.

Spending on online casinos in Italy reportedly reached €320m in October, up 9% on the same month a year earlier. The figure is defined as the difference between bets placed and winnings paid. Total monthly stakes reportedly exceeded €7.4bn.

Lottomatica reportedly retained first place among operators with an overall market share of 31.4%. That share includes Bgame and Sportbet, in which Lottomatica is a minority shareholder, and which together account for a 1.3% market share. Flutter, whose brands listed are Sisal, Snaitech, Pokerstars, Tombola and Betfair, followed with 27.3%. 888 and William Hill, both part of Evoke, reached 8.6% together. Entain's brands, Eurobet and Bwin, held 7.2%.

Operators outside the large groups reportedly recorded aggregate revenue of €74m, or 23.2% of the total. That share was more than one point higher than in September.

End-of-day close Lottomatica (LTMC), EUR, to 30 October 2026
Story date18 September 202630 October 2026

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Latest reported results

Lottomatica Euronext Milan: LTMC

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
EUR 563.6m
Operating income
EUR 117.9m

Flutter NYSE: FLUT

Quarter ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
USD 4.33bn
Operating income
−USD 144.0m10-Q filing 0001635327-26-000056

evoke LSE: EVOK

Financial year ended 31 December 2025

Revenue
GBP 1.78bn
Operating income
GBP 126.5m

Entain LSE: ENT

Financial year ended 31 December 2025

Revenue
GBP 5.26bn
Operating income
GBP 495.7m

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