#1Allwyn BNP Paribas Annual High Yield and Leveraged Finance Conference 18 January 2024 For further information on our company, please visit our website: allwynentertainment.com allwyn ●#2Today's presenters 2 Kenneth Morton Chief Financial Officer Allwyn Joined KKCG in 2019 and Allwyn in 2020 20+ years of experience Prior positions include Head of Corporate Finance at KKCG and Executive Director at Morgan Stanley KKCG / Morgan Stanley ● ● Iva Horcicova Head of Capital Markets Allwyn Joined Allwyn in 2021 10+ years of experience Prior positions include investment analyst at Napier Park Global Capital and investment banker at ING ING NAPIERPARK Y FFF Veronika Vohlmuthova Capital Markets Associate Allwyn Joined Allwyn in 2023 5 years of experience Prior position as investment banker at Credit Suisse CREDIT SUISSE allwyn#301 allwyn Introduction to Allwyn#4Allwyn at a glance- leading multi-national lottery operator with a strong financial profile... Allwyn operates the majority of privatised lotteries in Europe and recently entered the US lottery market 4 ● ● ● ● #1 lottery operator in 7 markets¹ 6 exclusive licences €1.5b PF LTM Adjusted EBITDA² 42% Adjusted EBITDA Margin³ 92% cash conversion4 1234 Includes Italy, where Allwyn holds a 32.5% interest in Lottoltalia, a joint venture with IGT Lottery. Pro forma LTM Q3 2023 Adjusted EBITDA, including acquisitions of Camelot UK and the Camelot LS Group Calculated as Adjusted EBITDA/Net Revenue. Not pro forma for the recent acquisitions (Camelot UK and Camelot LS Group) Calculated as (Adj. EBITDA less Capex)/Adj. EBITDA as of LTM Q3 2023 allwyn allwyn Allwyn Operated Lottery Markets¹ Privatised Lottery Operations (Non-Allwyn) State Operated Lotteries allwyn allwyn allwyn Sallwyn allwyn allwyn#5... positioned in the sweet spot of the lottery ecosystem... LO 5 Technology and content suppliers Digital only allwyn LOTTERY SOLUTIONS neogames IGT. SC SCIENTIFIC GAMES Technology and services ● National or local government, regulatory and / or fiscal bodies Government entities Brand management / ownership Game portfolio Consumer-focused lottery operators Licences and regulation ELEVEN • Marketing Strategy & analytics allwyn Agency agreements Retailers and agents ● ● POS network agreements Technology and content procurement Convenience stores, supermarkets, etc. selling physical tickets to end- consumers TESCO Online sales Physical retail sales Consumers allwyn#6... present across a large portion of the lottery value chain Simplified operating models US - Private management agreements CO European privatized lotteries 6 US- traditional model I Technology and consumables Scratchcard printing Physical retail hardware, central lottery system SG SCIENTIFIC GAMES IGT. Current Allwyn presence Platform Content SC SCIENTIFIC GAMES iLottery SC SCIENTIFIC GAMES neogames IGT SCI SCIENTIFIC GAMES SC SCIENTIFIC GAMES MG SC SCIENTIFIC GAMES IGT! neogames MG SC SCIENTIFIC GAMES IGT! neogames MG allwyn IGT: IGT: IGT! Operations, marketing, strategy Future opportunity for Allwyn State Commercial and operations Access to consumer Relationship with data POS allwyn allwyn Operator Operator State State Brand ownership State State allwyn#7We aim to be the lottery operator of choice for all our stakeholders Allwyn benefits from a differentiated and favorable position in the lottery competitive landscape 7 Unmatched local and multi-jurisdictional operational expertise in physical retail and online channels Strong product innovation credentials Track record of operational excellence Extensive experience of winning business and operating outside home market Trusted partner for governments with a proven track record of making lotteries larger, better and safer Robust financial profile with a strong balance sheet and access to capital Strong ESG credentials Highest certification in Responsible Gaming from the World Lottery Association Strong track record of CSR activities, supporting local communities B2C - diversified multi-national allwyn B2C - domestic champions The Lottery Corporation calottery FDJ B2C-state-owned operators NEW YORK LOTTERY NEDERLANDSE LOTERIJ LOTERÍAS Y APUESTAS DEL ESTADO VEIKKAUS B2B technology and consumables focus IGT. SCI SCIENTIFIC GAMES allwyn#8From zero to 7 markets and €1.5bn Adjusted EBITDA¹ since 2011 Track record of entering new markets and building on existing positions Market entries Ownership evolution 8 Czech Republic 1234 2011 50% Stoiximan BETANO 2012 100% Greece and Cyprus € Mw 2013 15% 2014 Q3'23 LTM consolidated PF Adjusted EBITDA Based on share count net of treasury shares 3) Represents percent owned by OPAP 4) Represents pro rata ownership of Betano through OPAP until acquisition in Q4 2022 Austria 2015 11% Italy ( 2016 33% 2017 2018 24% 38% 37% 9% 2019 32% Greece and Cyprus (Stoiximan) 2020 36% 60% 85% 2021 40% United Kingdom 北 2022 37% 100% Illinois ILLINOIS 2023 I 100% 50% I 1 51% 15% I I 60% 11% 1 I 33% ! Change in Stake 100% I 85%³ ! 37% I I 37% 9%4 I 100% 1 I ● 100% i I 51% 60% 85% 37% I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 allwyn#9Compounding balanced organic and inorganic growth ... Pro rata NGR (€m) 9 +7% +19% 440 2016A Organic CAGR (2016-2022) Inorganic CAGR (2016-2022) +36% 25 +6% 131 +30% 597 2017A +37% 65 +11% 157 +26% 819 2018A +20% 71 +9% +26% CAGR 90 +11% 980 2019A Organic growth (%) (9)% (212) (22)% 124 +13% 892 2020A Inorganic growth (%) +22% CAGR 215 +32% +24% 67 +8% 1,175 2021A +51% 242 +21% 361 +31% 1,777 2022A allwyn#10... driven by consistent delivery of a proven strategy ● ● ● 10 sofff Digital and Data Continue to increase online sales De-anonymise physical retail channel, e.g., through loyalty programs Leverage data to cross-sell and up-sell and enhance player protection Product Innovation Offer a full range of best-in-class products • New lottery games and complementary products Apply best practices across our geographies ● ● ● ● Operational Efficiency Focus on cash flow generation Purchasing, marketing and cost synergies Cost optimisation programmes Performance-oriented culture ● ● ● Inorganic Growth Grow stakes in existing businesses Selective bolt-on and strategic acquisitions in lottery and iGaming Privatisations and tenders ● ESG ● Responsible gaming as a guiding principle and prerequisite for success ● • Best practices in CSR and ESG Major contributor to good causes and our communities allwyn#1102 Key Credit Highlights allwyn#12Allwyn has a highly attractive and resilient credit profile 12 1 2 3 5 4 Focus on attractive lottery market Leading multi-national operator High barriers to entry Multiple organic and inorganic growth levers Strong financial profile and cash conversion Strong regulatory relationships and responsible gaming credentials Best-in-class management team 1) Defined as (Adjusted EBITDA less Capex) / Adjusted EBITDA Focus on the attractive lottery segment, characterised by resilient growing demand, favourable regulatory regimes and ESG profile Largest European lottery operator with significant scale, diversification and expertise across geographies, products and channels Barriers to entry cemented by strong owned brands, exclusive long-term licences and well- established regulatory relationships Product innovation, growing online customer base, cross-sell potential to other gaming verticals, licence tenders and M&A opportunities offer multiple levers for growth Compounding, resilient revenue growth combined with advantageous cost structure, high margins and highly cash generative business model with 92% cash conversion¹ Preferred partner for governments underpinned by strong commitment to ESG as demonstrated by highest certifications for responsible play Best-in-class management team that has been responsible for the creation of today's business allwyn#13Lottery is a huge, growing market... Market Size (2022 GGR; €bn) T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 13 3.2% 120 Lottery Source: H2GC. I I 1 I 10.9% 81 Sports Betting (2.6)% 72 (0.1)% 136 Gaming Machines Casino / Other Gaming 2017-2022 CAGR Lottery Market Growth (GGR; €bn) CAGR: 3.9% 120 10 109 2022A Physical retail Focus on attractive lottery segment iLottery 145 20 125 2027E allwyn#14...which has demonstrated resilience... Performance during Global Financial Crisis (2009A vs. 2008A Global GGR growth) 14 T I 1 I I T I I T 4.6% Lottery I 1 I I 1 1 I I I I 1 I I I T I I I I 1 I I I I I T I I I T I I I I I I I I T I I I I Source: H2GC, World Bank. (0.1)% Casino (2.9)% (3.3)% Sports Betting GDP (OECD) Performance during COVID-19 (2020A vs. 2019A Global GGR growth) (4.6)% GDP (OECD) T T 1 1 I 1 1 1 T I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I I T 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 (4.7)% Lottery I 1 Reflects impact on physical retail channel I (7.2)% Sport Betting (32.5)% Casino Focus on attractive lottery segment Lottery's unique characteristics give it evergreen, mass-market appeal with resilient demand: ✓ Potential life-changing wins Broad popularity across demographics ✓ Large proportion of players play by habit ✓ Easily accessed at local retailers and digitally ✓ Smaller average wager size allwyn#15Focus on attractive lottery segment and benefits from a more favourable regulatory regime and ESG profile versus other gaming segments Lottery benefits from a positive public perception and stable regulatory and fiscal framework Public perception 15 Regulation Most acceptable, socially responsible Major contributor to good causes High penetration across population groups with lower stakes Well established regulatory and fiscal framework Long-term regulator relationships Few established operators Long term licenses Game characteristics contribute to positive responsible gaming profile... Lottery Low frequency playing, 2-3 draws/week Low winning odds Infrequent payback Small average ticket size Rare near-win events High gross win margin (c. 30-50%) VS. 1) % of at-risk gamblers among all respondents who participated in different gambling activities (Public Health England, Gambling-related harms evidence review, 2021) ? Greater regulatory and public scrutiny ? Negative perception around problem gambling ? Niche participation with larger stakes ? varying regulatory regimes, some underdeveloped ? Numerous operators ...as evidenced by low participation among at-risk gamblers¹ Allwyn focus 6.8% Other Gaming National Lottery 25.7% Slot machines 30.5% Sports betting 31.5% Casino table games 52.0% Spread-betting allwyn#16Allwyn is a leading multi-national lottery operator Significant scale, diversification and expertise across geographies, products and channels 16 1) 2) 5 Geographic split (FY 2022)¹ 13% 12% 16% Other 3% 2% 17% 38% #1 lottery operator in 7 markets VLT and Casinos Product split (FY 2022)² Sports betting iGaming 11% 8% 0 6% 75% Lottery €1.48bn PF Adj. EBITDA4 4% in FY19 Online Leading multi-national operator Channel split (FY 2022)³ 35% 65% 120k Points of sale5 Based on FY 2022 pro-rata pro-forma Adj. EBITDA. For US and UK based on FY2022 Adj. EBITDA (March year-end), at 1.174 GBP / EUR exchange rate Represents FY 2022 Consolidated GGR Pro Forma for Camelot UK; includes £3,478m of FY 2022 GGR from Camelot UK (based on the annual report for the year ended March 31, 2022, converted at 1.174 GBP/EUR exchange rate). All operations of Camelot UK are included in Lottery Represents FY 2022 Consolidated GGR Pro Forma for Camelot UK Pro forma LTM Q3 2023 Adjusted EBITDA, including acquisitions of Camelot UK and the Camelot LS Group Including UK Physical retail allwyn#17Diverse product portfolio across physical retail and online channels Continuing to deliver new product launches ✓ Product currently offered Recent launch Lotteries 17 3) $$$ iGaming¹ National jackpot game Sports betting Pan-European jackpot game Fast game Annuity game Pan-European annuity game Other numerical lotteries Instant lotteries VLTS and casinos Physical retail ✓ Austria n/a Online n/a Czech Republic Physical retail ✓ n/a Online ✓ n/a Physical retail Greece and Cyprus² Launch expected n/a Online n/a 0 Italy Physical retail Online iGaming includes online casino, online slots, online poker, online bingo and other online only; online sales of products which are also sold through physical retail channel included under respective product In Cyprus OPAP only offers numerical lotteries and sports betting On September 20, 2022, Allwyn was awarded the licence to operate the National Lottery for a decade starting February 2024 United Kingdom ³ Physical retail ✓ Leading multi-national operator ✓ Online ✓ ✓ United States Physical retail Online ✓ ✓ Launch expected Launch expected allwyn#18High barriers to entry specific to lotteries... In addition to those prevalent in lottery, Allwyn benefits from its B2C business model and specific factors in individual markets Lottery specific barriers to entry ✓ Regulators and other stakeholders need proven trusted partners given significant contributions to budgets / good causes, high profile and critical importance of public trust in the lottery creating significant risk aversion Operational credentials Responsible gaming credentials Financial strength Corporate reputation ✓ Exclusive long-term concessions create - 18 Deep relationships with regulators and other stakeholders Impossible to match market knowledge ✓ Relatively few potential challengers given industry structure Allwyn is uniquely positioned as a multinational B2C- focused operator with both online and physical retail expertise High barriers to entry + B2C specific / unique Allwyn factors a Brand ownership - critical in many markets Complex business model and operations Complex contractual relationships, including with huge fragmented POS networks Multiple overlapping licences for different products create economies of scale a State co-ownership/ status as local-listed blue-chip stock Cultural, language and data barriers in European markets a Unique knowledge of international B2C best practice, online and physical retail a Complex IT and data, including multiple external legacy systems allwyn#19...and unique barriers to entry specific to Allwyn Strong owned brands, largely exclusive long-term licenses and well-established regulatory and stakeholder relationships cement structural barriers to entry License and history Brands Other 19 Start of operations Exclusive licenses Market share Lottery concession length (including extensions) Other exclusive licensed products³ License expiration (exclusive licenses) 2) 3) 4) Owned brands Brand awareness POS network Other Austria 1986 100% 15 years 2 Lotteries and iGaming: 2027 Domestic casinos: 6 licenses in 2027 and 6 licenses in 2030 87% 5,000 33% state-owned Czech Republic 1956 94% n/a I n/a 78% 12,000 Greece and Cyprus 1958 100% Up to 30 years 3 Numerical lotteries: 2030 Instant lotteries: 2026 VLTS: 2035 Offline sports betting: 2030 Horse racing: 2036 ✓4 100% 16,000 Publicly traded on Athens Stock Exchange Italy 1993¹ 79% 9 years 2025 1) Through JV partner Large jackpot lotteries. Other non-profit "society lotteries" also operate Products categorised as iGaming, Sports betting, Horse racing, VLTS and casinos; note that exclusive licenses include for onshore iGaming (Austria) and for sports betting through the physical retail channel (Greece) OPAP and Stoiximan brands owned; some game brands owned by the Greek state United Kingdom 1994 100%² 10 years ] 2034 High barriers to entry 46,000 Illinois 1974 100% 10 years Owned by the regulator Owned by the regulator Owned by the regulator 81% 94% n/a 7,000 34,000 allwyn 2027#203 key pillars of our organic growth strategy 20 Strong organic growth driven by customer focus Best practice sharing across geographies ✓ Constant evaluation to optimize current product offer and identify new opportunities ✓ Balance of in house and outsourced content and technology ✓ Digital and physical retail capabilities ● ● ● Digital Lottery New users and demographics Grow ARPU Product innovation Data analytics, CRM, online marketing Ability to implement enhanced player protection measures ● ● Retail Lottery Innovation and selective investment to ensure channel remains appealing and exciting De-anonymisation through customer registration and loyalty programmes Digitalisation of physical retail to deliver a genuine omni-channel experience ● ● ● ● Multiple organic and inorganic growth levers Cross-Sell Build on trusted brands, large lottery customer base Advanced data analytics, CRM Hyper-personalisation of campaigns New product launches and entry into adjacent products and gaming verticals allwyn#21Strong digital channel growth Rapid online growth while retail channel remains resilient 21 GGR (€m) 286 55 231 FY 2019 Czech Republic CAGR: 16.5% Online +359% vs FY 2019 453 197 256 FY 2022 CAGR: 53.1% CAGR: 3.4% GGR (€m) Greece and Cyprus (incl. Stoiximan for both periods) 1,821 213 1,608 FY 2019 CAGR: 2.1% Online +211% vs FY 2019 Online channel 1,939 450 1,489 FY 2022 CAGR: 28.3% CAGR: (2.5)% Physical retail channel GGR (€m) 789 150 639 Multiple organic and inorganic growth levers Austria (Excl. VLTs and Casinos) FY 2019 CAGR: 4.6% Online +182% vs FY 2019 903 274 629 FY 2022 CAGR: 22.2% CAGR: (0.5)% allwyn#22Our organic growth track record Compounded top-line growth and cost efficiency drive EBITDA growth 22 GGR (cm) Adj. EBITDA (cm)¹ Note: Financials presented on a 100% basis. 1) Operating EBITDA for Czech Republic 2012A 121 2012A 36 2012A Czech Republic CAGR: 14.1% CAGR: 12.8% 453 2022A 120 2022A O 1,300 2019A 211 2019A Multiple organic and inorganic growth levers Austria CAGR: 3.0% CAGR: 7.4% 1,419 2022A 261 2022A allwyn#233 key pillars of our inorganic growth strategy 23 Investment priorities Strategic fit Europe and North America ✓ Lottery and digital gaming ✓ Control over cash flows and strong governance rights ✓ Regulated operations ✓ Strong financial profile Increase ownership interest in existing operations а орар S Sazka BETANO Stoiximan CASINOS AUSTRIA 2 Österreichische LOTTERIEN 10 Enter new markets via tenders and privatisations LOTTOITALIA Xopap THE NATIONAL LOTTERY Multiple organic and inorganic growth levers Strategic bolt-ons in products, technologies and content Camelot Lottery Solutions Stoiximan allwyn#24Allwyn enjoys highly attractive financial characteristics 24 Strong growth track record 1) 2) 3) 4) High profitability Favourable cost structure High cash conversion Conservative balance sheet 2.5x increase in Pro Forma Consolidated LTM Adj. EBITDA in Q3'23 vs FY'19 42% Adj. EBITDA Margin¹ Calculated as Adjusted EBITDA/Net Revenue. Not pro forma for the recent acquisitions (Camelot UK and Camelot LS Group). LTM as of 30 September 2023 PF for impact of Camelot Acquisitions. Defined as (PF LTM Adj. EBITDA - PF LTM Capex)/ PF LTM Adj. EBITDA as of 30 September 2023. PF LTM Adj. EBITDA as of 30 September 2023. 5 91% cost base variable / discretionary² 92% cash conversion³ 1.7x Net Debt / LTM PF Adj. EBITDA4 Strong financial profile €(846)m Subsidiary Net Debt / (Cash) allwyn#25ESG is a prerequisite for success in the lottery industry We have been focused on key ESG themes for many years as our key stakeholders care 25 Governments / Regulators Regulatory requirements of existing licenses Sustainable tax and good cause revenues Key focus for regulators Constructive regulatory Operations and new opportunities engagement Successful ESG strategy Crucial to access new business More favourable social perception Safer play Attract and retain employees ESG and responsible gaming Other key Stakeholders allwyn#26A group-wide ESG strategy for a sustainable business model Unifying our pre-existing ESG activities across our different markets 1 26 3 57 P. Playing Responsibly Safer gaming & player protection Business Ethics & Compliance Responsible Governance Empowering People Diversity & Inclusion Occupational health & safety C&Talent attraction & development WLA WORLD LOTTERY ASSOCIATION Certified Level 4 of Responsible Gaming Framework GAMBLING COMPLIANCE GLOBAL VIXIOREGULATORY AWARDS 2020 Key sponsor 2 4 444 Kol 5 Partnering for Impact AMING Partnerships & Sponsorships Respecting the Planet GIA. 2020 Community engagement Energy consumption & greenhouse gas emissions Resource consumption Sustainable supply chain AWARD Awarded 2020 Lottery operator of the year THE EUROPEAN LOTTERIES Member & Certified Alignment with Responsible Gaming Standards Key elements of our approach to responsible gaming / safer gaming ● • Digital - Leverage player data ● ● ● Design - A risk-based design approach for games' potential impact on player behavior Innovation - Al and machine learning Dialogue - Using digital generated warnings of problematic behaviour to intervene Accreditation - Level 4 Certifications, the highest provided by the World Lottery Association Investment - Training, internal and external consultancy as well as safety related product development GREEN & ESG and responsible gaming BUILDING COU LEED GOLD Certified Leed Gold PLEASE PLAY RESPONSIBLY EUROPEAN CASINO ASSOCIATION Certified Responsible Gaming Standards Safer Gambling Standard Certified Advanced Level 2 GamCare Safer Gambling Standard allwyn#27Experienced management team and board Management Board of Directors 27 Robert Chvatal T Mobile P&G ● Since 2013 CEO Pavel Turek • Since 2021 Red Bull Chief Brand & Communication Officer ● ● Chairman Katarina Kohlmayer • Group CFO of KKCG Karel Komarek • Founder of KKCG • Founder of the Proměny Foundation Since 2016 Kenneth Morton KKCG Non-independent Director Morgan Stanley • Since 2020 Note: Board and Management of Allwyn International a.s. CFO Jan Sterba KKCG Ⓡ reckitt • Since 2020 CMO Previous experience at Morgan Stanley and VTB Capital Since 2019 Stepan Dlouhy CIO ● KKCG Chayton Capital Since 2016 Antonella Pederiva PANGEA PUBLIC AFFAIRS Since 2017 Head of Government Affairs ● Jan Matuska KEARNEY ● Executive Director Since 2019 COO Iva Horcicova NAPIERPARK ING . Since 2021 Head of Capital Markets Robert Chvatal • CEO of Allwyn • Previous experience at T-Mobile, Procter & Gamble and Reckitt Benckiser Since 2019 Tomas Porupka • General Counsel at KKCG • Previous experience at Clifford Chance • Since 2011 (at KKCG) Member of the Supervisory Board Tony Khatskevich CTO Since 2018 SOURCE OF SUCCESS Jonathan Handyside SHEARMAN & STERLING Since 2022 Best-in-class management team Group General Counsel Naida Buljugic CASINOS AUSTRIA G Non-independent Director ● Since 2023 Chief People and Culture Officer Pavel Saroch • CIO of KKCG • Previous experience at Ballmaier & Schultz, Prague Securities, ATLANTIK Since 2016 allwyn#2803 Historical financials allwyn#29Strong historic growth, profitability and cash conversion Net Revenue and Adjusted EBITDA more than doubled since 2019 Net Revenue (€m) Adjusted EBITDA (€m) 29 1,458 1,356 FY 2019 FY 2020 1) 2) 24% CAGR 1,994 2,531 FY 2021 FY 2022 +35% 2,447 LTM Q3 2022 3,309 LTM Q3 2023 €3,689m PF for LTM of Camelot Acquisitions 41.4% 603 39.7% 48.5% 538 FY 2019 FY 2020 EBITDA Margin¹ Note: 2021 figures restated for treatment of Stoiximan GGR and adjustment for arbitration gain. EBITDA is on a post-IFRS 16 basis. Calculated as Adj. EBITDA/Net Revenue Calculated as (Adj. EBITDA - Capex)/Adj. EBITDA 25% CAGR 967 46.1% 1,167 FY 2021 FY 2022 47.5% Cash Conversion² +20% 1,162 LTM Q3 2022 42.1% [x]% 1,394 LTM Q3 2023 €1,484m PF for LTM of Camelot Acquisitions YOY growth Adjusted FCF (Adjusted EBITDA - Capex) (€m) 93.8% 566 91.4% 492 FY 2019 FY 2020 94.8% 25% CAGR 917 FY 2021 94.2% 1,099 FY 2022 95.8% +16% 1,114 92.4% LTM Q3 2022 1,288 LTM Q3 2023 allwyn#30Highly flexible cost base with majority of expenses linked to revenue More than 90% operating expenses linked to revenue / discretionary in short to medium term Split of operating expenses on a consolidated basis (PF LTM 30 September 2023)¹ 30 Gaming taxes Agents' commissions Materials, consumables and services Marketing services Personnel expenses Other operating expenses Variable/discretionary costs 1) Pro forma for Camelot Acquisitions. 12% 11% 1 6% 7% 2% I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I 62% ● ● Substantial portion of cost base is variable All/ majority of lottery and gaming related taxes, agents' commissions and materials, and consumables and services are directly linked to revenues Substantial portion of marketing expenses is discretionary in the short to medium term • Downside protection will improve further after start of Fourth License in UK as part of taxes are based on profit share allwyn#3104 Appendix allwyn#32Significant capabilities across the tech stack We also leverage third party suppliers, in particular where capital intensity is higher 32 1) Lottery central system Retail terminals Scratchcards Retail sportsbook iLottery platform Online account/wallet (PAM) Online sportsbook Digital content/games In-house capability IGT. IGT Third party technology and content suppliers intralot IGT. KEBA neogames® intralot neogames® Evolution Gaming SG SCIENTIFIC GAMES OpenBet neogames IGT. SGI SCIENTIFIC GAMES" OpenBet SG SCIENTIFIC GAMES SG SCIENTIFIC GAMES POLLARD banknote limited SG SCIENTIFIC GAMES IGT. PRAGMATIC PLAY playtech SG SCIENTIFIC GAMES In- house In- house In- house Insourced - Outsourced ¹ In-house In-house In-house In-house Share of Insourced vs. outsourced is based in-house operation by number of segments, significant equity method investees or within Allwyn Lottery Solutions out of the total of these; for digital content/games, share of in-house is based on management view and not an underlying dataset. Third party Third party Third party Third party Third party Third party Third party Third party allwyn#33Simplified business model by geography Key P&L drivers € A B D F E Amounts Staked 33 Players Winnings A-B=C Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) Lottery Tax Costs с ● =G ● Amount of wagers placed by customers ● Winners' pay-outs Calculated as tax base (usually GRR) multiplied by rate; varies based on type of game and country Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) Opex SG&A EBITDA ● ● ● Agent commission (variable, calculated as a % of amount staked / NGR) IT costs from gaming suppliers like Intralot / IGT / Playtech, etc. (partially fixed, partially linked to GGR or NGR) Other expenses include rental, content fees and other expense Personnel expenses Marketing expenses (flexible in medium term) A B Commission A Amounts Staked D ● Costs ● Amount wagers placed by customers Percentage of amount staked BEC Revenues from contracts with customers Opex SG&A DEG EBITDA ● ● ● IT costs Other expenses Personnel expenses Marketing expenses allwyn#34Simplified business model for UK Key P&L drivers A B A D E Amounts wagered Players winnings Contribution to good causes O-D-= ● Costs ● B C Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) Lottery duty ● Amount of wagers placed by customers ● Winners' pay-outs -GH EBITDA Contribution to good causes calculated as Surplus¹ (incl. fixed contribution from licencee) less actual licence share of Surplus Net Gaming Revenue (NGR) Calculated as tax base (amount staked) multiplied by rate Opex SG&A (from February 2024) ● ● Agent commission (variable, calculated as a % of amount staked / NGR) IT costs from gaming suppliers (partially fixed, partially linked to GGR or NGR) Other expenses include rental, content fees and other expense (fixed) Personnel expenses Marketing expenses (flexible in medium term) 34 1) Surplus calculated as NGR before contribution to good causes less total opex and implementation adjustments, plus non-eligible costs. ● Cost recovery mechanism also allows recovery of most up-front costs over the course of the licence allwyn#35Overview of key metrics for operating entities In every geography, our operations are large, high-quality businesses in their own right Key financials by business - 100% basis (LTM 30 September 2023) €m Net revenue Adjusted EBITDA % margin Capex 35 % of net revenue Adjusted free cash flow¹ % cash conversion² 2) Adj. FCF = Adj. EBITDA - Capex Cash conversion = Adj. FCF / Adj. EBITDA Austria 826 266 32% 25 3% 241 91% Czech Republic 338 120 35% 8 2% 112 93% 4 Greece and Cyprus 1,515 741 49% 26 2% 715 96% Italy 475 385 81% 0 0% 385 100% allwyn#36Key financing transactions Continuing to pay down opco debt and extend maturity profile, benefiting from access to diversified sources of funding . ● ● ● 36 In Q1, transfer and partial repayment of Czech bonds Holders of CZK 6.0 billion bonds ("Czech Bonds") approved their transfer from Allwyn International a.s. to Allwyn Financing Czech Republic 2 a.s., a 100%- owned subsidiary of Allwyn International a.s. Bondholders who either voted against the transfer or abstained were eligible to exercise an early repayment option at par Put option was exercised by 51% of bondholders, representing a nominal value of CZK 3.1 billion. Remaining CZK 2.9 billion of bonds remain outstanding In February and March 2023, €132.6m term loan was drawn under the syndicated bank loan to repay the bondholders who exercised their put right. This amount was drawn under the €303m facility earmarked for refinancing of 2024 maturities, the remainder of the facility remains available In Q1, signed €335m accordion facilities due 2029 which were drawn between March and August (the end of its availability period) Proceeds were used to finance the Camelot US acquisition and for general corporate purposes In April, issued €665m of 7.250% senior secured notes due 2030 and $700m of 7.875% senior secured notes due 2029 (€1.3bn equivalent) $600m of 7.875% senior secured notes were swapped to Euros at a rate of 7.01% (excluding credit charges) Proceeds were used to: (i) redeem in full the €300m 4.125% senior secured notes due 2024; (ii) repay all outstanding drawings of €180m under the revolving credit facility; and (iii) fund a €600m distribution to parent, Allwyn AG, (alongside a loan of €51.5m) to repay the preferred shares issued by Allwyn AG and held by funds advised by Apollo Global Management Inc. The transaction helps: - Further diversify funding sources; Extend the debt maturity profile (no material upcoming maturities until 2027); Strengthen the group's liquidity; and Further simplify the corporate and financing structure In June, Allwyn International provided a €200m loan to its parent company Allwyn AG, for further distribution to its shareholder In November, Allwyn International provided a further €127m loan to its parent company Allwyn AG, of which €100m for further distribution to its shareholder and €27m for a true-up payment to Apollo allwyn#37Key financing transactions (cont'd) Pro-actively managing our capital structure Changes in gross debt since the beginning of 2023 Consolidated gross debt as of 31 December 2022 (€m) Partial prepayment of CZK6bn bonds Drawdown under €303m TLA2/TLB2 facility¹ Allwyn RCF drawdown Drawdown under GBP380m TLE facility² Drawdown under €335m accordion facilities OPAP loan repayment €1.3bn bond issuance Repayment of SSNS due 2024 Repayment of Allwyn RCF drawings³ Book value, FX and other adjustments Consolidated gross debt as of 30 September 2023 (€m) 1) 2) 3) 37 €170.6m remains available under this facility GBP356.3m remains available under this facility €300.0m RCF is fully undrawn 2,903 (130) 133 160 27 335 (100) 1,302 (300) (180) 2 4,152 allwyn#38Simplified corporate structure As of 30 September 2023 I Restricted Group Instrument 38 59.7% €300m RCF due 2027 €290m Term Loan A due 2027 €290m Term Loan B due 2028 €303m Refinancing Facility (TLA2/ TLB2) due 2027/2028 £380m Term Loan E (UK Multipurpose Facility) due 2027 (off balance sheet) €335m Accordion facilities due 2029 €500m 3.875% SSNs CASAG €(291)m net debt/ (cash) 100% SAZKA €(47)m net debt/ (cash) Amount (cm)¹ 0 290 290 133 Borrower Subsidiary X Repaid as part of April bond issuance 27 335 500 As of 30 September 2023, excluding OPAP treasury shares Post IFRS-16 as of 30 September 2023 50.4%³ KKCG 100% Allwyn AG 100% Allwyn International a.s. Cash: €173m² OPAP €(142m) net debt/ (cash) Reflects par value of drawn debt outstanding (excluding lease liabilities) as of 30 September 2023 Includes FinCos and MidCos Instrument Apollo Preference shares Allwyn Entertainment Financing (UK) plc Instrument €400m E+4.125% FRNS $700m 7.875% SSNs €665m 7.250% SSNS Allwyn Entertainment Total Priority Debt less Consolidated Cash: €(875)m4 Amount (€m)¹ X 100% I Amount (€m)¹ 400 660 665 Allwyn Financing Czech Republic 2 a.s. Instrument CZK6bn 5.200% Czech Notes Camelot UK €(323m) net debt/ (cash) 100% Amount (€m)¹ 120 Allwyn LS Group €(43m) net debt/ (cash) 32.5% Equity-accounted Lottoltalia €(223m) net debt/ (cash) 36.75% Equity-accounted Betano allwyn#39Alternative performance measures and comparability of information This presentation is prepared based on the last published financial statements and notes for 30 September 2023. It includes non-IFRS performance measures, including Net Revenue, Net gaming revenue ("NGR"), Operating EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, Capex, Adjusted Free Cash Flow ("Adjusted FCF"), Cash conversion and pro rata financial information. For Net Revenue, NGR, Operating EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted EBITDA margin, Adjusted Free Cash Flow and Capex, please refer to Allwyn International's Preliminary Unaudited Financial Results and Update on Current Trading dated around the same date as this presentation that include definitions of these non-IFRS measures and reconciliations to the most directly comparable IFRS measures. Pro rata metrics are calculated as the sum of metrics for individual segments and significant equity method investees as if those were fully consolidated multiplied by the Group's interest in each segment or significant equity method investee at the end of the reported period. In the case of our Greece and Cyprus segment, treasury shares held by OPAP are not excluded from the share count. As there are no generally accepted accounting principles governing the calculation of non-IFRS financial and operating measures, other companies may calculate such measures differently or may use such measures for different purposes than we do, and therefore you should exercise caution in comparing these measures as reported by us to such measures or other similar measures as reported by other companies. These measures may not be indicative of our historical operating results or financial condition, nor are such measures meant to be predictive of our future results or financial condition. 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