Gross gaming revenue for the first half in Lithuania was €108.5m (£93.5m/$119.2m), up from €89.3m in the same period last year.
Of this total, €72.2m was attributed to online gambling, a year-on-year rise of 31.5%. The remaining €36.3m came from land-based activities, up 4.6% on the previous year.
Online slots lead the way in Lithuania H1
Breaking down this performance, €45.5m of all online gambling revenue came from category A slot machines. This was 37.5% higher year-on-year.
A further €1.8m in Lithuania was generated from online category B slot machines, up 28.6% on 2022.
Internet sports betting revenue climbed 12.4% to reach €19.0m in the first half. In addition, remote table games revenue was 71.4% higher at €6.0m.
Slower growth in land-based sector
Turning to Lithuania H1 land-based gambling, category B slot machines were the main source of revenue, generating €15.4m. However, this was only marginally more than €15.3m last year.
Revenue from category A slot machines increased 21.0% to €7.5m.
Land-based table games revenue reached €8.8m, an 11.4% rise on the previous year. Retail sports betting was the only segment to experience a decline, with revenue down 4.1% to €4.7m.
Original article: https://igamingbusiness.com/finance/half-year-results/lithuania-h1-gambling-revenue/
