Swedish Gambling Turnover Rises Slightly In Q3

A brief update from Sweden shows steady activity in the regulated gambling market during the third quarter of 2025. Authorities released early numbers that paint a clear picture of how players engaged with licensed operators across the country.

Good to Know

• Licensed operators reported SEK 6.7 billion in Q3 turnover
• Self-exclusions on Spelpaus.se climbed to more than 130,000
• All data remains preliminary and can be updated later

SEK 6.7 Billion In Q3 Turnover For Licensed Operators

Licensed gambling companies recorded SEK 6.7 billion in turnover, equal to roughly 609 million Euro. That figure reflects player stakes after subtracting winnings and sits about 0.5 percent higher than the same quarter one year earlier. Regulators noted that the results could change once all submissions are finalized.

Spelpaus.se, the national self-exclusion tool, reached more than 130,000 suspended users by the end of the quarter. The total moved up 2.1 percent from the previous period, showing that more players leaned on safer gambling tools.

The Swedish Gambling Authority gathers data from multiple channels to keep track of gameplay trends. Public benefit games report directly to the authority, while taxable operators provide data through the Swedish Tax Agency.

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