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GCI Report Details €91.6 Billion Unregulated Online Gambling Revenue in Europe

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Gaming Compliance International (GCI) released a report on the state of online gambling in Europe, produced for the Campaign for Fairer Gambling. The analysis found that unregulated online gross gaming revenue (GGR) rose from €52.6 billion in 2023 to €91.6 billion in 2025. This €91.6 billion represents 72% of Europe's online gambling market, operating outside the local regulatory perimeter.

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The activity outside the regulatory perimeter carries attendant risks regarding consumer protection, taxation, licensing, and regulatory oversight. Furthermore, the report noted that in 2025, 91% of the content encountered by consumers actively interacting with online gambling promoted the unregulated sector.

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  • EuropeThe continent where the online gambling market operates.
  • GCIThe company that produced the analysis on the online gambling market.
  • Derek WebbThe organization that commissioned the report on the industry issues.

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