UK Sports Betting Revenue Data Reveals Notable Improvement Throughout May

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The Gambling Commission has actually today published further information showing the effect of the Covid-19 lockdown on betting behaviour.


The information reflects the two months of complete lockdown in April and May and was gathered from the biggest online operators and the YouGov Covid-19 tracker. It constructs on information published by the Commission on 12 May and further data published by the on 12 June with the Commission issuing upgraded guidance to operators in May that included the need for improved price checks, the prevention of reverse withdrawals and constraints on benefit deals.


The newest information follows the first 2 sets and likewise highlights an increase in real-event wagering and sports betting, partially due to the return, in May, of top-flight football through the German Bundesliga.


Overall involvement [1] has reduced but some engaged players are investing more money and time gambling on specific products. Overall average invest per active client [4] increased by 17% in May, compared to April.


A crucial component of the guidance issued to operators in May was the direction to avoid reverse withdrawal choices from June onwards [2] The information collected throughout May showed substantial use of operator reverse withdrawal functions, suggesting that the Commission's updated assistance was both proper and prompt, and will ensure consumers are better protected from damage during the lockdown duration.


Having examined the ramifications, the Commission will now continue to track and assess danger by:


- assessing the effect of the strengthened guidance issued to operators

- collecting and publishing the information being gathered

- dealing with the market as land-based facilities continue to open

- where proof determines additional risks dealt with by customers, taking more action to safeguard consumers.


The information was drawn from YouGov's Covid-19 tracker [3], which covers a representative sample of circa 2,000 adults in Great Britain each week, and from submissions of the most significant operators, covering roughly 80% of the entire online gambling market. [4]

The complete report on Covid-19-related data is offered on the Gambling Commission's website.

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