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Slovakia’s gambling regulator reports €1.32bn player losses in 2023

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Source: ÚRHH (Slovakia)

Slovakia’s gambling regulator reported that players wagered €21.36bn and received €20.04bn in winnings in 2023, leaving €1.32bn in gross gaming revenue. The regulator said gambling contributions to the state budget exceeded €301m, while online casinos led the market by wagers, winnings and revenue.

The figures give operators and investors a regulator-reported view of Slovakia’s market size, segments and public contributions.

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