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EUROPE ONLINE GAMBLING MARKET – GROWTH AND TRENDS

While much attention is given to the Asian online gambling market and emerging markets like South America, what about Europe?

Ben Williams by Ben Williams
2022-12-07 13:23
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Europe is a popular place for licensing, think the Isle of Man or Malta. But what about gambling? Let’s take a look at the hot trends and preferences in Europe, which is home to 746 million people.

The popularity of instant and draw-based games has increased, particularly in Europe. This may have a positive impact on the growth of the market. Global innovation, the deregulation of important countries, and pandemics have all contributed to the rise in the popularity of online gambling.

The attitudes towards gambling in Europe have changed. Internet gambling is regulated in Europe. Although internet gambling is still restricted in France (which may explain the 13% who feel the laws are too restrictive), fewer people in Great Britain or Italy would be inclined to agree with this view. According to the International Gambling Report 2021, 63% of global gamblers prefer online gambling to offline gambling. This preference is mainly driven by sports betting and lottery among those who have gambled online in the past 12 months (17% of global respondents).

It is driving the market in countries like Great Britain, Italy, and other places where online gambling is more accepted as a leisure pastime.

Key Market Trends

Streaming Technology and Improved Internet Connections

Online gambling has grown in popularity due to the expansion of internet connectivity and streaming technology. The many online gambling sites and the wide selection of slots also aid the market’s growth.

Since they have become a ‘thing on the Internet, customers have doubts about the reliability and legitimacy of online gambling sites. Online gambling sites have many of the same security flaws as physical ones. Science has helped to develop the gambling industry. Hackers were able to hack into the system using sophisticated and intricate technologies. This is a significant concern for gamers online and offline.

Online gambling has taken Scandinavia by storm

Let’s take the Finnish as an example here, Finland’s population as only 5.4 million people. So why do there seem to be more than 30 casinos and poker rooms in Finland? These companies are able to offer their products at extremely competitive prices that you won’t find anywhere else. These factors have made Finland’s online gambling industry so successful.

The Finnish government has been very proactive in regulating gambling. They have created laws and regulations to ensure that players are safe while also ensuring that legitimate companies operate Finnish online casinos, also known as “nettikasino“. This has created a safer environment for players and encouraged more people to gamble online.

The United Kingdom is the market leader

Gambling can be a way to get excited and raise hope for the UK’s future. The Gambling Commission regulates and authorizes online gambling and betting in the country’s private sector. This includes lottery-like activities, slot machines, betting on sports, and bingo. For those looking to play online casino games in 2022, the best gaming platforms across all Commonwealth countries (including New Zealand) have been compiled together. This is the best way to find the right site for you and to get expert advice on what to watch out for when playing.

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So let’s wrap it up

Online gambling is growing rapidly, as more people switch from land-based casinos to online ones. Although it’s still a new industry with many challenges ahead, it offers plenty of opportunities to people who want to make their own money while taking low risk. This medium is easy to use, with great bonuses and top-notch customer service. We expect to continue this growth over the next few years; however, economic uncertainty may threaten it in the near future.

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