Reply To: Key differences between GGR and NGR in iGaming

[MitchellIke]

Hi. Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) measures total player wagers minus total payouts, representing an operator’s fundamental earning capacity before considering operational costs. In contrast, Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) reflects actual profitability by taking GGR and subtracting key expenses such as player bonuses, payment processing fees, chargebacks, and regulatory taxes. Understanding the distinction between GGR and NGR is essential for key financial analysis, maintaining compliance, calculating tax obligations, and evaluating marketing efficiency.
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