Swedish horse racing monopoly AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) plans to partner with a Finnish joint venture to offer online gambling.

The Swedish horse racing monopoly AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) and the Finnish Equestrian Federation Suomen Hippos have established an online gambling joint venture (JV) to welcome the reform of the Finnish gambling industry.The Finnish sports betting joint venture of ATG (yet to be named) will provide

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ATG reports that most popular illegal websites use Swedish licensed platforms.

The latest Q4 study by Aktiebolaget Trav och Galopp (ATG) shows that 17 out of 20 popular illegal gambling sites use the same platform providers as licensed operators.A report led by ATG, covering illegal gambling activities in Sweden during the fourth quarter, states that the online channelization

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The ATG report indicates that unlicensed gambling activities continue to be rampant in Sweden.

A new report from ATG highlights the long-standing issue of unlicensed gambling in Sweden, showing that a significant portion of the country's gambling activities are still outside the regulatory system.Despite increasing regulatory efforts, the channeling rate (i.e., the percentage of bets placed w

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ATG notes operator stability despite Swedish gaming tax rise

Swedish gambling operator ATG reported a two per cent rise in net gaming revenue for Q1, rising to SEK5.4bn (£400.3m). Its horseracing arm’s revenue was flat at SEK3.9bn (£289.1m) but sports betting and casino revenue climbed by eight per cent to SEK778m (£57.7m) and SEK689m (£51.1m), respectivel

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ATG notes 'downward trend' in latest Swedish channelisation rate report

Swedish gaming operator AB Trav och Galopp (ATG) says there remains a “downward" trend in the online gaming channelisation rate despite the rate stabilising in Q3 this year. ATG’s latest report puts the Swedish channelisation rate in the third quarter of 2024 between 70 per cent and 82 per cent.

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Record NGR offsets gambling tax hike effect for ATG

Swedish gaming operator ATG says the increased gambling tax has cost the company to the tune of SEK55m (£4m) in the third quarter.Sweden’s gambling tax rate rose from 18 per cent to 22 per cent from July, but the increased costs have not totally dampened the mood at ATG.The company reported record n

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ATG's Proposal on Combating Unlicensed Gambling in Sweden

Swedish gambling operator ATG has expressed concerns about the increasingly severe black market gambling in Sweden in a recent report. Since the introduction of the regulated gambling market in January 2019, black market gambling has surged dramatically. The report titled "Gambling Under the Radar—A

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