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The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025)

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This report begins with the confirmed event behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) and the immediate context available when it was published.

The amount reported in connection with the online gambling industry in australia – revenue & market forecast (2025) is A$25 billion.

Overview of Australia’s Online Gambling Market

Overview of Australia’s Online Gambling Market examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

Company statements are primary evidence for the announcement but may present the business in a favourable light. Regulatory filings and later results can provide a stronger confirmation of the outcome.

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A Population Drawn to Gaming

In a population drawn to gaming, the report records the organisations, period and financial measure connected with The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). A forecast is treated separately from completed revenue or a confirmed transaction.

38% is a published figure associated with a population drawn to gaming. 90% is a published figure associated with a population drawn to gaming. 75% is a published figure associated with a population drawn to gaming. The report links a population drawn to gaming with the year 2016. A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

Accessibility – A Key Factor Driving Online Gaming

Accessibility – A Key Factor Driving Online Gaming examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

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Australia’s Online Gambling Revenue In Numbers

Australia’s Online Gambling Revenue In Numbers examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

The amount reported in connection with australia’s online gambling revenue in numbers is A$9. The amount reported in connection with australia’s online gambling revenue in numbers is US$5.99. The amount reported in connection with australia’s online gambling revenue in numbers is A$10. The report links australia’s online gambling revenue in numbers with the year 2030. The amount reported in connection with australia’s online gambling revenue in numbers is US$6.45. 1.48% is a published figure associated with australia’s online gambling revenue in numbers. A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

Australia’s Online Gambling Market Volume

Australia’s Online Gambling Market Volume examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

The report links australia’s online gambling market volume with the year 2024. The amount reported in connection with australia’s online gambling market volume is US$4.54 billion. The report links australia’s online gambling market volume with the year 2025. 5.88% is a published figure associated with australia’s online gambling market volume. The amount reported in connection with australia’s online gambling market volume is $8.9 billion. The report links australia’s online gambling market volume with the year 2033. A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

Online Gambling in Australia and Oceania

Online Gambling in Australia and Oceania examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

Market forecasts depend on assumptions and should not be read as guaranteed performance. The practical relevance for players is limited to changes in product access, operator stability or consumer protections.

Read the evidence for online gambling in australia and oceania chronologically. A consultation comment cannot confirm final The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) wording, while an initial announcement cannot establish later regional availability or commercial performance.

MetricNumber
Projected online gambling market revenue (2024)US$6.17 billion
Annual growth rate CAGR (2024-2029)2.86%
Expected market volume by 2029US$7.11 billion
Online sports betting market expected volume (2024)US$4.83 billion
Most revenue generated globally (2024)United States, with US$24.98bn
Average revenue per user (ARPU)US$1.34K (2024)
Expected number of online gamblers by 20295.7 million
User penetration in the A&O online gambling market (2024)14.4%

User Participation Statistics

User Participation Statistics provides the commercial context for The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). Revenue, valuation, investment, profit and market size measure different things, so figures are kept with their stated period and source instead of being compared as if they were interchangeable.

The report links user participation statistics with the year 2029. The report links user participation statistics with the year 2024. The amount reported in connection with user participation statistics is US$1.22. The report links user participation statistics with the year 2022. 73% is a published figure associated with user participation statistics. The stated timeframe for user participation statistics is 12 months. A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

Most Popular Forms of Online Gambling in Australia

In most popular forms of online gambling in australia, the report records the organisations, period and financial measure connected with The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). A forecast is treated separately from completed revenue or a confirmed transaction.

64% is a published figure associated with most popular forms of online gambling in australia. 38% is a published figure associated with most popular forms of online gambling in australia. 34% is a published figure associated with most popular forms of online gambling in australia. 33% is a published figure associated with most popular forms of online gambling in australia. 70% is a published figure associated with most popular forms of online gambling in australia. 23% is a published figure associated with most popular forms of online gambling in australia. Company statements are primary evidence for the announcement but may present the business in a favourable light. Regulatory filings and later results can provide a stronger confirmation of the outcome.

GamesAU population (in %)Mostly online (in %)Mostly in land venues (in %)Equally online and in venues (in %)
Pokies12.94.793.51.8
Racing betting10.067.926.65.5
Scratch cards15.71.795.23.2
Lottery46.845.047.97.1
Keno5.28.989.51.6
Casino table games2.73.095.31.8
Bingo1.44.695.40
Sports Betting4.794.24.51.4
Raffles23.421.072.86.2

Australians and Pokies

Australians and Pokies covers the product detail within The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). We separate what the developer has formally announced from promotional descriptions of theme, maximum win or player appeal.

The report links australians and pokies with the year 2022. 120,000 is a published figure associated with australians and pokies. The amount reported in connection with australians and pokies is $191.2 billion. 20.9% is a published figure associated with australians and pokies. Maximums advertised for The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) are mathematical ceilings rather than typical outcomes. The live information panel takes priority because providers can distribute more than one RTP configuration.

Online Gambling in Australia in 2022/23 in Numbers

Online Gambling in Australia in 2022/23 in Numbers provides the commercial context for The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). Revenue, valuation, investment, profit and market size measure different things, so figures are kept with their stated period and source instead of being compared as if they were interchangeable.

The report links online gambling in australia in 2022/23 in numbers with the year 2022. 166% is a published figure associated with online gambling in australia in 2022/23 in numbers. The amount reported in connection with online gambling in australia in 2022/23 in numbers is AU$244.3 billion. 31% is a published figure associated with online gambling in australia in 2022/23 in numbers. The amount reported in connection with online gambling in australia in 2022/23 in numbers is $397. The report links online gambling in australia in 2022/23 in numbers with the year 2023. Market forecasts depend on assumptions and should not be read as guaranteed performance. The practical relevance for players is limited to changes in product access, operator stability or consumer protections.

AU Online Gambling Industry Key Stats for Fiscal 2022/23
Year-on-year online gambling turnover (in %)165.7% increase
Total amount of money Australians spent on online gambling across all verticals (in AUD)AU$244.3 billion
Gambling spending per capita in all states (June 30, 2022-June 30, 2023) in %11.5% increase
Online spending per capita across all states (in AUD)$1,555
Total amount of money Australians wagered online across all verticals (June 30, 2022-June 30, 2023) in %18.2% increase
Market size (2023)US$ 4.9 billion (A$7.54b)

Online Gambling in Australia 2019-2024

Online Gambling in Australia 2019-2024 provides the commercial context for The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). Revenue, valuation, investment, profit and market size measure different things, so figures are kept with their stated period and source instead of being compared as if they were interchangeable.

The report links online gambling in australia 2019-2024 with the year 2019. The report links online gambling in australia 2019-2024 with the year 2024. 50% is a published figure associated with online gambling in australia 2019-2024. 60% is a published figure associated with online gambling in australia 2019-2024. 65.6% is a published figure associated with online gambling in australia 2019-2024. The stated timeframe for online gambling in australia 2019-2024 is 12 months. A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

Read the evidence for online gambling in australia 2019-2024 chronologically. A consultation comment cannot confirm final The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) wording, while an initial announcement cannot establish later regional availability or commercial performance.

Sociodemographic Statistics About Online Gambling in Australia

Sociodemographic Statistics About Online Gambling in Australia examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

20.5% is a published figure associated with sociodemographic statistics about online gambling in australia. 3.7% is a published figure associated with sociodemographic statistics about online gambling in australia. 47.2% is a published figure associated with sociodemographic statistics about online gambling in australia. 28.5% is a published figure associated with sociodemographic statistics about online gambling in australia. 48.3% is a published figure associated with sociodemographic statistics about online gambling in australia. 44.2% is a published figure associated with sociodemographic statistics about online gambling in australia. A large headline number does not establish growth on its own; the earlier comparison point, inflation, acquisitions and accounting basis can change the interpretation.

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Problem Gambling in Australia Through Numbers

Problem Gambling in Australia Through Numbers provides the commercial context for The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). Revenue, valuation, investment, profit and market size measure different things, so figures are kept with their stated period and source instead of being compared as if they were interchangeable.

2.9% is a published figure associated with problem gambling in australia through numbers. 3.4% is a published figure associated with problem gambling in australia through numbers. 2.4% is a published figure associated with problem gambling in australia through numbers. The report links problem gambling in australia through numbers with the year 2023. The report links problem gambling in australia through numbers with the year 2024. The report links problem gambling in australia through numbers with the year 2025. Market forecasts depend on assumptions and should not be read as guaranteed performance. The practical relevance for players is limited to changes in product access, operator stability or consumer protections.

For problem gambling in australia through numbers, verify the organisation responsible for the The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) announcement or rule. Keep publication, effective and event dates separate because later reporting can supersede an early statement.

Legality of Online Gambling in Australia

In legality of online gambling in australia, the report records the organisations, period and financial measure connected with The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). A forecast is treated separately from completed revenue or a confirmed transaction.

The report links legality of online gambling in australia with the year 2001. The report links legality of online gambling in australia with the year 2017. The report links legality of online gambling in australia with the year 2019. The report links legality of online gambling in australia with the year 2005. The stated timeframe for legality of online gambling in australia is 3 months. 300 is a published figure associated with legality of online gambling in australia. Company statements are primary evidence for the announcement but may present the business in a favourable light. Regulatory filings and later results can provide a stronger confirmation of the outcome.

Read the evidence for legality of online gambling in australia chronologically. A consultation comment cannot confirm final The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) wording, while an initial announcement cannot establish later regional availability or commercial performance.

The commercial figure reported for The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) provides context rather than predicting casino reliability or gambling returns. Product terms and payment conduct still require separate evidence.

State-by-State Regulators

State-by-State Regulators focuses on the formal process behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). A proposal can change during consultation or parliamentary debate, while an operative rule should be checked against the regulator’s current notice and the final legal text.

Industry and political responses to The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) provide context but do not replace adopted text. The effect may concern advertising, operator duties, product access or a player's complaint route.

For state-by-state regulators, verify the organisation responsible for the The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025) announcement or rule. Keep publication, effective and event dates separate because later reporting can supersede an early statement.

  • Northern Territory – Northern Territory Racing Commission
  • New South Wales – Liquor & Gaming NSW
  • Victoria – Victorian Casino & Gambling Control Commission
  • Australian Capital Territory (ACT) – ACT Gambling and Racing Commission
  • Western Australia – Gaming and Wagering Commission
  • Queensland – Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation
  • South Australia – Liquor, Gambling & Lotteries SA
  • Tasmania – Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission

Final Thoughts

Final Thoughts examines the business claim behind The Online Gambling Industry in Australia – Revenue & Market Forecast (2025). The useful comparison is like-for-like: the same currency, reporting period, geographic scope and definition of gambling activity.

5.88% is a published figure associated with final thoughts. The report links final thoughts with the year 2025. The report links final thoughts with the year 2033. The amount reported in connection with final thoughts is $5.2 billion. The report links final thoughts with the year 2024. The amount reported in connection with final thoughts is $8.9 billion. Company statements are primary evidence for the announcement but may present the business in a favourable light. Regulatory filings and later results can provide a stronger confirmation of the outcome.