Commercial
Gross gaming revenue
Total stakes minus total winnings paid to players, before bonus costs, taxes, platform fees or content royalties. It is the headline measure of a casino's turnover and the base most platform revenue shares are calculated on.
Where it belongs
Commercial
- Written in contracts as
- GGR
- Terms it sits beside
- Net gaming revenue, Hold, House edge
Part of the Scalara iGaming glossary, written for operators choosing a platform.
What it means for an operator
GGR is the number to check when comparing platform contracts, because a share of GGR and a share of net gaming revenue are very different obligations at the same headline percentage.
Scalara charges revenue share on GGR, with the rate tapering in bands as monthly GGR grows and each rate applying only to the revenue inside its own band. The bands and a worked example are on the pricing page.
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