Portugal’s online gambling market delivered another predictable quarter in the three months to September 2025, according to figures published by  the Portuguese gaming regulator  “Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos”. Revenue increased again, casino products stayed ahead of sports betting and regulatory activity remained steady. Overall, Portugal online gambling continued to grow without major changes.

• Online gambling revenue totalled EUR 297.1m in Q3, up 11.6% year-on-year. Casino games accounted for around two thirds of revenue, with sports betting making up the rest. Online gambling tax collected during the quarter reached EUR 89.8m.

• Sports betting generated EUR 99.7m in revenue, higher than last year but lower than the previous quarter. Fixed-odds betting turnover reached EUR 504.6m, showing continued betting activity. Football led the market, accounting for just over 70% of sports wagers.

• Casino revenue increased to EUR 197.4m, representing a 12.7% annual rise. Total stakes across casino products reached EUR 5.49bn in the quarter. Slot and machine-style games remained dominant, accounting for close to 80% of all casino bets.

• Player registrations rose to nearly 4.9 million accounts by the end of September 2025. New registrations slowed compared with last year, while active players dipped slightly to around 1.1 million. Players under 45 continued to represent the majority of accounts.

• Enforcement activity continued throughout the quarter, with 53 illegal operators told to shut down. Authorities also ordered the blocking of 130 unlicensed websites and referred four cases to the public prosecutor. Since regulation began in 2015, more than 1,500 illegal operators have exited the market.

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