The Estonia-based firm, which is the biggest company listed on London's junior market AIM, said gross income for the quarter totalled 44.5 million euros (us$ 57.5 million), up 34 % on the same quarter the previous year.
Playtech said trading activity in the first 26 days of the third quarter was more than 10 % up on the same quarter the year before but down 12 % on the second quarter due to gamblers being away on holiday or distracted by the lure of the soccer World Cup.
The company, which agreed a partnership with William Hill in October 2008 to develop the bookmaker's online operations, said its share of profit in William Hill Online was 7.6 million euros, up 4 % on the previous quarter.
It added that first half EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) was not expected to be less than 53 million euros.