Allwyn first-quarter for the year was a strong showing, primarily due to the acquisition of the US daily fantasy sports operator PrizePicks. Net revenue increased 21% from the same quarter last 2025 to €1.2 billion. Additionally, total revenue for the quarter grew by 8%, to €2.39 billion.
PrizePicks acquisition was a significant contributor to the group’s growth, according to preliminary financial results. Furthermore, net revenue from non-US business, grew 3.5% compared to the same time last year.
Continental Europe remains Allwyn’s largest revenue-generating region with total revenue of €1.2 billion, climbing by 7% from last year.
Chief Executive Officer Robert Chvatal said:
The progress of our enlarged group this quarter demonstrates the breadth and strength of the Allwyn platform, with strong momentum in profitability and growth in continental Europe, the addition of PrizePicks in North America, the completion of the UK technology transformation, a strong contribution from Betano and continued development of our digital and content capabilities.
In the UK, total revenue dropped 7% in the quarter to €942 million but delivered an overall contribution to society through payments of €718 million in taxes paid and funding for good causes. North America continued to be the region generating the most significant year-over-year growth (€305 million) as a result of the addition of PrizePicks; €224 million for net revenue.
Allwyn also confirmed that Q1 performance has not been materially impacted by the rise of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, various macroeconomic factors and increasing international trade tariffs.
