A new government report shows a steep drop in income from the Island's egaming industry.
This week, the Cabinet Office published its latest National Income Report about the Manx economy.
The document shows in 2021 egaming brought in £915 million - but just a year later that figure had fallen to just £757 million.
However, it also shows the sector still accounts for 13.6 per cent of the Island's income.
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