An end-of-quarter exchange rate adjustment offset a further downgrade in H2 Gambling Capital’s 2020 forecast for the pandemic-hit global gambling sector this week.
H2 Gambling Capital saw the first gain in its 2020 gross gambling win forecasts this week since it started tracking the impact of the pandemic on the sector five months ago.
New obstacles to recovery in the Asia-Oceania region erased hopes of a stabilisation of H2 Gambling Capital’s forecasts for the global gambling sector this week
H2 Gambling Capital's tracking of the cumulative impact of the pandemic on the global gambling sector has seen the biggest absolute fall in FY expectations for five weeks.
H2 Gambling Capital has provided the biggest downgrade to its annual outlook for the global gambling sector in three weeks as reopenings in Asia fell short of expectations
News of significant reopenings and sporting restarts in June saw a slight rebound in H2 Gambling Capital’s expectations for the European and Asian markets in 2020.
H2 Gambling Capital has downgraded its gross win forecast for the global gambling sector by just $1bn this week, taking the total decline below pre-outbreak expectations to 21.7%.
H2 Gambling Capital has downgraded its 2020 expectations for global gambling gross win to $375.9bn, nearly $100bn or 20.6% below its pre-outbreak forecast
H2 Gambling Capital has further downgraded its GGR forecast for the global gambling sector as the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak continues to negatively impact revenues and outlook.
H2 Gambling Capital and iGB are pleased to bring you the April 2020 Esports Betting Dashboard, including GGR estimates and growth to 2024, regional breakdown and the impact of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic
H2 Gambling Capital has downgraded its 2020 revenue forecast for the sector to 13.6% following the US’ extension of social distancing measures to the end of April
H2 Gambling Capital and iGB are pleased to bring you the March 2020 iGaming Dashboard, with 2020 forecasts adjusted to reflect the impact of the novel coronavirus
Gambling operator Codere has altered its financial results for the first half of the year after an investigation into accounting inaccuracies uncovered a number of errors with the reporting for its Mexico, Colombia and Panama operations.
Struggles in the South American markets Argentina and Panama, as well as struggles in its native Spain, have seen Codere report a year-on-year increase in net loss for the third quarter of the year.
Codere has again cited the devaluation of the Argentine Peso as the main reason behind a year-on-year decline in revenue during the first quarter, despite seeing growth across its Mexican, Italian, Spanish and online operations.
Igaming regulation in Colombia highlighted the poor access of the gaming industry to banking and appropriate payment solutions across the region. So what can other countries learn from the Colombian experience when designing their regulatory frameworks? Joanne Christie investigates
The Colombian gaming association's president highlights the importance of relationships between operators and banks to growing the country's regulated igaming market.
