The Danish gambling market contracted significantly in June 2025, with total gambling spend falling 17.0 percent compared to the same month in 2024, according to the latest monthly statistics from the Danish Gambling Authority.
Mixed Performance Across Verticals
Online casinos bucked the overall trend, recording a 10.0 percent increase in spend compared to June 2024. However, betting activity plummeted 53.5 percent year-over-year, representing the largest decline across all gambling categories.
The authority attributed the sharp betting decline to the absence of major sporting events in June 2025; the European Football Championship was held in June 2024, which provided a significant boost to wagering activity during that period.
Land-based gambling venues experienced modest declines, with traditional casinos down 2.2 percent and slot machines falling 6.5 percent compared to June 2024.
-17.0%
Total Gambling Spend Decline
+10.0%
Online Casino Growth
-53.5%
Betting Activity Drop
-2.2%
Land-based Casino Decline
-6.5%
Slot Machine Drop
Regulatory Data Insights
The monthly statistics also include updated figures for ROFUS, the Register of Voluntarily Excluded Players, and the StopSpillet helpline, providing operators with comprehensive market oversight data for compliance and responsible gambling initiatives.
Market Oversight Tools
The Danish Gambling Authority provides comprehensive market data through ROFUS (Register of Voluntarily Excluded Players) and the StopSpillet helpline. These tools offer operators essential compliance data for responsible gambling initiatives and regulatory oversight.
According to Spillemyndigheden.
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