I would like to prepare an interview for Johann Schembri in the future, but I am still learning about the accounts of a casino business. It’s my first time looking at such figures and I still have more questions than answers.
A gaming expert contacted me today and told me that I was right in my reading of the Dragonara Casino accounts. They declare that €321 million has been bet in total at the Dragonara Casino but only collected €20 million in revenues from these wagers. How is this genuinely possible? I’m still trying to understand this.
Updated: So, someone sent me this which explains the margins of gaming revenue, but the example is with sports betting which may explain the large discrepancy (do people betting on sports have better odds?). I would assume that if the wagers were solely based on games at the casino, the discrepancy would be smaller as people would lose more money.
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/valuation/gross-gaming-revenue-ggr/
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