Investors are always looking at potential good investment opportunities. Many will have highlighted commodities, stocks, and other traditional forms of investments that can potentially yield the types of rewards that they are after.
It’s not unusual for investors to look at various industries to try and identify potential opportunities that may allow them to find a way to increase their portfolio dividends and earn a possible profit.
This has led to many identifying the iGaming industry in 2025, especially as there has been a lot of growth in the past and it would seem there are many favorable conditions presenting themselves.
Why the iGaming industry could be a good investment
The iGaming industry has been an ever-evolving beast. It’s one that has continued to yield incredible results, with many conditions having been favorable to its success.
Over the last decade, the sector has managed to expand globally, with legislation that has been introduced in large markets (the US), while technology has created new ways in which the activity can be enjoyed. Operators have used the tech to enhance gameplay and provide new ways in which casino games can be enjoyed. They’ve also made it easier for players to participate in the activity, introducing no KYC casinos for those who want to remain anonymous or do not have the required means to produce identification that is needed for withdrawing funds.
As there have been many new facets to the industry, it can make iGaming more appealing to investors. Indeed, there are some potentially favorable numbers that they may have already seen that would encourage them to make the investment in 2025.
Projections suggest that the online global market could already be worth $97.15 billion in 2024. However, with a compound annual growth of 6.47% expected, the industry could reach a height of $133 billion between 2024 and 2029.
If the financial figures weren’t enough for investors to be interested, they may be intrigued by the predicted player numbers. By 2029, a total of 290.5 million players are thought to be engaged in online gambling worldwide, which is a significant portion of the global population. User penetration is also expected to increase, with this going from 6.2% in 2024 to 7.7% in 2029.
Should investors still be cautious about the iGaming industry?
Although the iGaming industry appears to present favorable numbers amid the findings detailed reports provide, investors will likely continue to remain cautious.
While cautious by nature, they will know that gambling can be risky business. There are many things that can be experienced because of the risk that gambling provides.
Legislative changes could impact any return on investment for those who decide to invest money into the industry. Countries can look to introduce plans to tackle certain aspects of the sector, which could have a hit on any return that may be made. Technology may not evolve as quickly as it has been in the past, which could stagnate the industry.
It’s certainly something investors will need to do their due diligence on before making a decision.
This article does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the editors or management of EconoTimes.


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