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Cybersecurity
Revenues from gambling increased by 28% compared to last year
In the year, total revenues amounted to 33,269,282.07 euros, representing an increase of 28.12% compared to the same period last year. Revenues from online gambling amounted to 14,162,218.77 euros, with an increase of 50.30%, while revenues from slot clubs were 7,764,848.45 euros, showing a growth of 58.50%. Revenues from betting totaled 7,270,811.26 euros, with an increase of 14.43%, and revenues from casinos were 3,825,965.02 euros. The continued growth in revenue is primarily a result of improved regulatory and supervisory frameworks, as well as more efficient collection of legal obligations. The full functionality of the monitoring information system enables stable and reliable tracking of operators' work and financial flows, further enhancing control and accuracy of records. The Gambling Authority, in constant coordination with the Ministry of Finance and other competent institutions, will continue to improve the monitoring system, strengthen transparency, and increase efficiency in the field of gambling.