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Ranking of the most visited online gambling and betting websites worldwide in February 2025

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April 2025

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Worldwide

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February 2025

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The source specifies the following: Traffic data is extracted from the .Trends platform, a data-rich resource that aggregates petabytes of a mix of proprietary and external data sets. Additionally, Semrush applies its own AI algorithms to gather, clean, and analyze this colossal amount of raw data, thus mapping the online journey of more than 200 million real, though anonymous, users.

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sportybet.com is one of the most popular betting websites worldwide, as clearly reflected in its traffic volume. In February 2025 alone, it accumulated a total of nearly *** million monthly visits from around the world. Following at some distance in the ranking is stake.com, also with more than 100 million visits during the same month.

Online betting, an expanding market

Citizens worldwide spent more than * million U.S. dollars on online gambling and betting in 2023, ** percent more than in 2022, and this figure is expected to increase by ** percent by 2028. Among the available options, sports betting is the cornerstone of the sector, with a revenue share exceeding * million U.S. dollars and ** percent more users than online casinos, the second most relevant business field.

Gambling addiction, a roulette spin in the wrong direction

Due to convenience and ease of access, the Internet has established itself as the main gateway to betting and gambling, especially among the younger population. This phenomenon is further driving up gambling addiction rates in countries where they were already concerning, such as the United States, where up to * percent of the population is addicted to gambling. The main reason people suffering from this disorder gamble is to make quick money to achieve some financial relief and, to a lesser extent, to pay off debt.