Bookmakers ‘made at least £75m’ on Grand National Saturday
UK bookmakers are likely to have made over £75m profit on Grand National day at the weekend, according to data from sports-betting social network bettingexpert.com.
With more than 35 million bets expected to have been placed on the Grand National alone, bettingexpert.com estimates that the bookies took home at least £75m on the Saturday.
Operator profit for the day stood at £2.84 per person, based on aggregated data from “major UK bookmakers”.
It was also revealed that bookies made a profit of over £16 per customer across the three-day Aintree meeting.
Friday’s Ladies Day led the way with £11 per person, compared to £2.33 on the Thursday and the £2.84 on Saturday.
Average bets per user across the three-day Grand National stood at 7.5 for the first day, 10.3 for the second and 7.9 for the third.
Average stake per bet ranged from £9.10-£9.20.
Last month bettingexpert.com figures revealed that bookmakers finished the Cheltenham Festival down £3.21 per customer.
Gambling Insider delivers the latest industry news, in-depth features, and operator reviews that you can trust. Our team combines rigorous editorial standards with decades of specialized expertise to ensure accuracy and fairness. We are committed to delivering clear, impartial, and dependable coverage across the global gambling sector.