Better Collective revenue down 18% in Q2 2025
Revenue from Better Collective Q2 results fell 18% to €82m, with recurring revenue at €52m and EBITDA margin at 28%.
Revenue from Better Collective Q2 results fell 18% to €82m, with recurring revenue at €52m and EBITDA margin at 28%.
Danes’ gambling consumption grew in H1 2025, with betting plunging but online casino driving Danish gross gambling revenue.
ATG net gaming revenue slipped 5% in H1 2025 as higher gambling tax and weaker casino results hit earnings.
Germany gambling turnover stood at €3.5bn in Q1 2025 and slipped to €3.2bn in Q2 2025.
Online GGY rose 2% to £1.49bn in latest UK gambling market data, despite a drop in active accounts.
Bragg Gaming revenue rose 4.9% in Q2 2025 to €26.1m, with proprietary content sales climbing 44% year-on-year.
Rank Group revenue hit £795.3m in FY2025, with strong growth across venues and digital supported by targeted investments.
DoubleDown Interactive earnings slip to $84.8m in Q2 2025 as social casino slows but iGaming arm nearly doubles revenue.
Evoke H1 2025 results show 44% adjusted EBITDA growth to £166m, with four straight quarters of revenue and profit gains.
Revenue steady as Catena Media revenue hits €9.6m in Q2 2025 with strong EBITDA growth from cost-cutting measures.
Bally’s Q2 2025 results show $657.5m in revenue, with casinos and resorts driving growth in Bally’s Q2 2025 results.
Entain H1 2025 results show £583m EBITDA and 7% NGR growth, prompting an upgraded full-year outlook.
Novig raises $18m Series A to expand its peer-to-peer sports prediction platform across more sports and markets.
Flutter’s Q2 2025 results show 16% revenue growth, higher player numbers and stronger margins across its main divisions.
PENN Entertainment Q2 2025 revenue hits $1.77bn, driven by strong iCasino growth and $316m in interactive revenue.
Super Group earnings reached $579.4m in Q2 2025, setting a new quarterly record and pushing full-year EBITDA guidance higher.
Light & Wonder earnings rose 16% in Q2 2025 to $95m, driven by iGaming growth and the Grover acquisition.
DraftKings quarterly revenue jumped 37% year-on-year to $1.51bn, setting company records in income and adjusted EBITDA.
Group revenue growth hit 24% in Q2 2025 as Genius Sports lifted full‑year guidance to $645m revenue and $135m adjusted EBITDA.