EXPERTS Gambling wins in Africa will be USD 2 B in 2024 5 years ago Samuel Post Views: 1,261 The estimates brought by H2 Gambling Capital and iGB show that African igaming gross win will more than double in the next five years, rising from US$996.2m (£812.2m) this year to $2bn in 2024. Africa iGaming Dashboard, prepared ahead of iGB Affiliate Africa in October, follows the evolution of the African igaming sector from 2012 with projections up to 2024. H2, a gambling industry’s consulting, market intelligence and data company, predicts that African igaming gross win will more than double in the next five years, rising from US$996.2m (£812.2m) this year to $2bn in 2024. Due in part to poor internet connectivity, African gaming generally remains heavily retail dominated, however, H2 predicts that igaming as a percentage of African GGR will rise from 18% this year to 24.4% by 2024. After several years of rapid growth, mobile’s percentage of this looks set to remain relatively flat at about 63% over the next five years. It’s worth pointing out that this percentage was just 14.4% in 2012. With countries in Africa – particularly the biggest gaming markets – increasingly moving to regulate online gambling, the white market percentage of igaming is set to increase from 83.6% this year to 89.2% by 2024. Across both igaming and land-based gaming, casino is the most popular product in Africa, accounting for 41.9% of gross win this year. Betting is the second most popular vertical on the continent, capturing 35.8% of the market. While land-based betting currently accounts for the highest share of the sports betting total, the estimates show that by 2024 the percentage of revenues coming from online will be almost equal at 47.9%. Interestingly, however, the percentage of online sports betting GGR coming from mobile seems to have peaked over the past year or so, and H2 predicts this will tail off by a few percentage points over the coming years. Similarly, the white market percentage of online sports betting revenues will rise only a few percentage points further by 2024. H2 Gambling Capital is the gambling industry’s leading consulting, market intelligence and data team. The company has a track record of nearly 15 years focused on the global gambling industry, its projections have been influential in shaping legislators’ and investors’ views of the gambling sector across the globe. Source: yogonet.com About Post Author Samuel I am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. See author's posts SamuelI am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Tags: African igaming market, igaming Continue Reading Previous Nigeria – Offline gambling gamesNext Ghana – how gambling is organized in Ghana More Stories EXPERTS SOUTH AFRICA How crypto payments make luxury goods more accessible 4 days ago Samuel EXPERTS WORLD NEWS Exploring the Dynamic Gaming Landscape of Southeast Asia 6 days ago Iwo Bulski EXPERTS UGANDA Ugandan Embassy officials in Nigeria under investigation for alleged money laundering 1 week ago Szarlot EXPERTS NIGERIA Why we’re leading the fight against gambling, by Gamble Alert 1 week ago Samuel EXPERTS NIGERIA Responsible Gambling in Nigeria 2 weeks ago Samuel EXPERTS SOUTH AFRICA The biggest iGaming trends for players in South Africa 2 weeks ago Samuel EXPERTS NIGERIA EFCC recovers over N90bn debts from lottery operators 2 weeks ago Szarlot EXPERTS KENYA Kenya betting on tech to boost tax collection 2 weeks ago Samuel EXPERTS KENYA Three New Ambassadors Join Sportsbet.io to Boost Global Audience 2 weeks ago Szarlot EXPERTS NIGERIA Nigeria: Return to economic growth era desirable 3 weeks ago Samuel EXPERTS UGANDA Ambassador Mayega recalled from UAE, under probe over gambling machines 3 weeks ago Samuel EXPERTS GHANA We’ll abolish E-Levy, betting tax, offer one-time tax amnesty 3 weeks ago Samuel Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.