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Commercial

Net gaming revenue

Gross gaming revenue after deductions, typically bonus costs, gaming taxes, payment processing fees and sometimes affiliate commission. There is no universal definition, which is exactly why the deduction list belongs in the contract rather than in an email.

Where it belongs

Commercial

Written in contracts as
NGR
Terms it sits beside
Gross gaming revenue, Wagering requirement, Hold

Part of the Scalara iGaming glossary, written for operators choosing a platform.

What it means for an operator

Two vendors quoting the same NGR percentage can charge materially different amounts, because one deducts bonus cost and payment fees and the other does not.

When comparing, normalise everything to the same base before you compare rates. Scalara publishes its share against GGR and publishes the exclusions, so the arithmetic can be checked rather than trusted.

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