Release note · Netherlands · H2 2025

Netherlands H2 2025 figures released

Kansspelautoriteit has published its H2 2025 figures for online gambling in the Netherlands, covering gross gaming revenue, active accounts and the licensed share.

Published
Source
Kansspelautoriteit (Netherlands Gambling Authority),
Editor
Frank Black
Updated
GGR
about €602m
down about 14% YoY
Active accounts
about 1.38m

The Kansspelautoriteit, the Netherlands Gambling Authority, released its figures for the second half of 2025 on 16 April 2026. They appear in its monitoring report on online gambling for spring 2026.

The release covers three measures for the total online market: gross gaming revenue, active player accounts and the licensed share. The revenue figure is the regulator's semester total for licensed remote games of chance, as the report states it.

The rows in our data are first versions, marked revision 1. This note does not revise any earlier release.

Our data marks the values for this period as approximate. Read the regulator's report for the full definitions before quoting them.

GGR, €m, H1 2024 – H2 2025
GGR, €m, H1 2024 – H2 2025Netherlands: online gross gaming revenue for each half-year from H1 2024 to H2 2025, in EUR as published, not converted. Some values are approximate, as published.02505007501,000H1 2024H2 2024H1 2025H2 2025
See these numbers in a table
GGR, €m, H1 2024 – H2 2025
PeriodGGR (€m)
H1 2024about 777
H2 2024about 697
H1 2025about 600
H2 2025about 602

Source: Kansspelautoriteit (Netherlands Gambling Authority). Full series on the Netherlands page

The figures

Netherlands: H2 2025 compared with H1 2025 and H2 2024, EUR as published, not converted
EURH2 2025H1 2025H2 2024
GGRabout €602mabout €600mabout €697m
Active accountsabout 1.38mabout 1.29m—
Licensed shareabout 53.0%about 56.0%—

“About” and “at least” are the source’s own qualifiers. A dash means no figure for that period.

Sources

  1. Kansspelautoriteit Monitoringsrapportage online kansspelen (original source, external site) · retrieved

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