Germany-headquartered operator bet-at-home has reported a challenging start to 2026 as first quarter revenues declined sharply following the impact of Austria’s betting tax increase.
Germany-headquartered operator bet-at-home has reported a challenging start to 2026 as first quarter revenues declined sharply following the impact of Austria’s betting tax increase.
Bet-at-home, based in Germany, experienced a tough beginning to 2026 with a 16.1% year-on-year drop in gross betting and gaming revenue (GGR) for Q1 2026 to €11.34m (£9.83m) from €13.52m in the same period last year. The decrease was mainly due to weaker performance in Austria and Germany due to regulatory changes.
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