Key Takeaways
- Amaya Gaming has seen revenues rise 120%.
- The new revenues haven’t turned into profits as the group showed a loss of $3.47m—which was blamed on provisions for income taxes.
- CEO David Baazov admitted that executive attention had drifted from Europe to focus on the New Jersey market opening.
- “New Jersey is a once in a lifetime opportunity and we have positioned ourselves to be a market leader in the state.”
Amaya Gaming has seen revenues rise 120% after an acquisitive year that saw it buy online poker network Ongame. The new revenues have not turned into profits as the group showed a loss of $3.47m—which was blamed on provisions for income taxes.
