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PointsBet’s Q3 FY22 Report Revealed Solid Growth

Australian-based sports betting and gaming operator PointsBet released today its third quarter report for the fiscal year (FY) 2022 posting a 54% increase in turnover. Markets picked up the news and PointsBet shares rose by double digits in morning trading.
Quarterly Financial Results
PointsBet’s turnover reached nearly AU$1.4 billion ($1 billion) in the reported quarter after its US turnover contributed AU$818.6 million ($581.2 million), an increase of 70% as compared with the same three-month period in FY21. Australian turnover added AU$579.4 million ($411.4 million) to register a 37% growth from Q3 FY21.
Net win for the sports betting and gaming operator in the quarter amounted to AU$76.9 million ($54.6 million) to register an increase of 18% from the third quarter of FY21. Net win in Australia grew by 37% to AU$52.3 million ($37.1 million) and net win in the US was AU$24.6 million ($17.5 million), up 8% from the respective quarter in the previous fiscal year.
“In the United States, Net Win is now up 157% year to date compared to the PCP,” said PointsBet Group CEO Sam Swanell, outlining that the operator “is among an exclusive group of operators that are live in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York,” and is also actively ” building a business focused on customer economics, spearheaded by industry-leading technology and innovation across in-play betting.”
PointsBet almost doubled the number of its customers who had placed cash bets in the last 12 months to 249,497. In Australia, the increase in active clients was 47% to 232,763.
Customer receipts in Q3 FY22 came out at AU$77.9 million ($55.3 million) but PointsBet spent AU$53.7 million ($38.1 million) on marketing and advertising and finished the quarter with an operating cash outflow of $58.5 million ($41.5 million). PointsBet ended the period sitting on AU$475 million ($337 million) in cash and cash equivalents.
Key Business Developments
Among key developments for the company in the quarter PointsBet pointed the agreement with the NHL Alumni Association which made the sportsbook operator the association’s exclusive betting partner, the launch of mobile sports betting in New York, the launch of online casino operations in West Virginia, the license in the Canadian Province of Ontario, and others.
“With our iGaming offering gathering steam, the expansion into more US states and our recent launch in the Ontario market in Canada, the building blocks are in place. We remain focused on efficient marketing spend that delivers long-term, high value customers.”
Sam Swanell, Group CEO, PointsBet
PointsBet USA CEO Johnny Aitken outlined the recognition PointsBet had received for a “second consecutive year as the top sports betting operator at the EGR North America Awards,” thanking judges, sponsors, colleagues and the entire EGR team for the validation of PointsBet’s hard work.
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