The Romanian market demonstrates a steady contribution to the budget through taxation of gross gaming income (GGR) and ONJN licenses, while the share of the online segment is growing faster than offline.
Tightening 2024-2025. (restrictions on halls in small towns, enhanced compliance and taxes on winnings) redistribute revenue in favor of large cities and remote products.
Seasonality is shaped by football (autumn/spring), tennis and the summer tourist peak on the coast (Constanta), while slots and live casinos give a more even cash flow.
Payments mainly in RON (cards, transfers, local e-wallets), operating costs are growing due to AML/KYC and responsible gaming tools.
Key operator KPIs - GGR/NGR, retention and churn, average check/ARPU, mobile traffic share, payout rate; the state has stable fees and a decrease in the "gray" sector.
Vector for 2026-2030: further digitalization, transparent bonuses and risk control while maintaining fiscal predictability.
Overview of Romania Gambling Market Size: GGR Structure between Offline and Online Segments, Growth Drivers, Taxes and Regulation, Key Operators, Payments, Risks, and Forecast to 2030
Learn more →What are the state revenues from gambling in Romania: taxes on GGR, licenses and fees, contributions to responsible game funds, fines. Analysis of online/offline segments, example of calculation, risks and forecast until 2030.
Learn more →What professions are in demand in Romanian offline casinos and online gambling: front office, security, IT and data, product and content, payment and compliance teams. Career tracks, skills, sample staff models, impact on related industries and forecast to 2030.
Learn more →How tourist flows of Bucharest and the Black Sea coast (Constanta, Mamaia) strengthen the casino segment, slot halls and online gambling: seasonality, MICE, hotel partnerships, marketing, KPI and forecast until 2030.
Learn more →We compare regulation, taxes, advertising, licensing and technical requirements of Romania with Hungary and Bulgaria. Briefly about the key differences 2023-2025: the opening of the Hungarian market, tightening advertising in Bulgaria and increasing the fiscal burden in Romania.
Learn more →How Romania builds a responsible game system: the role of the ONJN regulator, self-exclusion registers, limits and "timeouts," advertising restrictions, assistance and treatment, staff training and risk analytics. Practical advice to players and families, as well as recommendations for operators for 2025-2030.
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