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predictions from bwin.party - 10th January 2013


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Online
gaming provider bwin.party digital entertainment has
announced that trading since the end of September
has been in-line with expectations due to its gross
win sportsbetting margin returning to more normalised
levels.
Gibraltar-based
bwin.party additionally revealed that its clean earnings
before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation
margin for the twelve months to December 31 is expected
to be between 19.5 percent and 20.5 percent while
it has completed the successful migration of bwin.com
customers to its single technology platform and is
line to deliver €65 million in synergies this
year.
bwin.party
declared that its gross win sportsbetting margins
enjoyed a very strong run of results in October while
stating that current levels are well above
those for the corresponding period in 2011 due to
a shift towards longer odds and the partial recovery
of the five percent turnover tax from German customers.
In
poker, bwin.party said that new sign-ups and active
player days may be reduced due to a greater focus
on acquisition via direct channels rather than via
affiliates, although this is not expected to materially
affect revenues as it continues to improve the
poker ecology within our network.
We
remain on course to launch an all-new version of PartyPoker.com
during the first half of 2013, read the update
from bwin.party.
For
casino, bwin.party announced that it successfully
launched a range of slots for its Italian customers
on December 3 and declared that early indications
are that this has been encouraging and
in-line with expectations while its bingo
operations have remained steady since September.
In respect of the merger integration, a key
milestone was reached with the successful migration
of the bwin.com customers onto our single technology
platform on December 17, read the update from
bwin.party.
The
remaining French and Italian migrations remain on
track to complete in the first half of 2013.
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