Bet-at-home reports 5 5 drop in Q1 revenue

German brand Bet-at-home has published its financial report for the first quarter of 2021, with the German market soon set to launch new sports betting licences

German make Bet-at-home has published its financial report for the foremost billet of 2021, with the German securities industry soon go under to set in motion new sports betting licences.

A new say treaty on gaming will come up into drive by 1 July inwards Germany, providing a subject licensing scheme for online slots for the number 1 clip inward the country.

Bet-at-home says that due to a “transitional regulation” the fellowship has made a 5.5% year-on year red ink inwards receipts betting and gaming revenue, to €30.5m ($36.5m).

The young regulation go under out different requirements which neutered German licensing, and made some exempt from enforcement measures and sanctions.

Bet-at-home says the implementation of these young rules has led to a loss in the online gambling casino segment within the company; however, the “increased effectual certainty” and ability to contrive for the future tense is a positive.

EBITDA for the quarter was down pat(p) to €6.9m from last year's €9.0m, piece consolidated profit also dropped from €5.8m to €4.3m.

In a statement, the fellowship has said: “In improver to the award of national sports betting licences inward the magnetic core securities industry of Germany, the young Interstate Gambling Treaty which enters into drive in mid-2021 testament also stain a significant tread toward liberalisation inward the online gaming segment.”

The operators projects its revenue betting and gaming revenue for 2021 testament amount to €106m to €118m, with the gameboard expecting Earnings Before Interest Taxes Depreciation and Amortization to be 'tween €18m and €22m.

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