Spillemyndigheden reported that Denmark’s total gambling spend was DKK 553m in September, down 2.8% from the same month in 2023. Online casino spend rose 12% year on year to DKK 287.9m, while betting, land-based casinos and gaming machines all recorded declines.
The figures show different year-on-year trends across Denmark’s gambling verticals, including growth in online casino spend.
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