Codere received 5.6 million retail bets during the World Cup

Codere received 5.6 million retail bets during the World Cup

The Codere Group closed the balance sheet of the recent FIFA World Cup, held between June 11 and July 19 in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, with figures that the company described as a historic milestone in terms of activity volume, technological response, and business performance, a reading that, in its opinion, confirms the solidity of its omnichannel model.

During the 104 matches of the tournament, the group's platform captured more than 5.6 million bets through its retail channel, with a total amount exceeding 26 million euros and revenues of more than 6 million. The company attributed this performance, both in volume and margin, to the high interest generated by Spain's advance to the final and its subsequent victory, as well as to certain sports results that allowed the risk management team to optimize margins at key moments.

The peak was reached in the final between Spain and Argentina, played on Sunday, July 19, which became the sporting event with the highest volume of interaction recorded by the company in Spain, with 128,000 bets in a single match and an operational response it described as unprecedented.

The company stated that the World Cup's performance demonstrates the effectiveness of its value proposition in the Spanish market, supported by a brand recognized among the 100 most valuable in the country according to Brand Finance, a constant evolution of the product with functionalities such as Bet Builder, Player Props, and on-demand streaming services, and a team of more than 50 professionals dedicated to real-time risk monitoring. According to Codere, this technical and human infrastructure, capable of managing extreme demand peaks without interruptions or artificial delays, allows it to maintain revenue generation per point of sale above the national industry average and consolidate its position as a reference partner for gaming hall operators.

Tags: Codere Group, FIFA World Cup 2026, retail channel, Spanish market