Key Takeaways
- bwin.party half year report makes for dismal reading with poker revenues down 35%.
- The report may be the low point for the company as new software, a more focused management approach, new key staff, and a fully integrated technology platform provide a base for growth.
- Plans for a New Jersey launch in November are on target.
bwin.party has published another set of dismal figures in its half year report. In a year of “transition” for the company, the revenue fall of 16% overall and 35% in poker is worse than CEO Norbert Teufelberger expected.
