The latest financial accounts from the Stoke-on-Trent company - which owns a majority stake in Stoke City Football Club - revealed that both revenue and profit decreased in the 53 weeks to March 29, 2020.
Revenue dropped to £2.8 billion down from £3.06 billion for the previous year, while operating profit for the group fell almost 75 per cent to £194.1 million from £758.3 million - this includes an £87.2 million pound loss from Stoke City.
But the company still managed to create 469 new jobs during the 12-month period, increasing its total workforce to 5,177 from 4,708.
It was good news for the company's joint chief executive, Denise Coates CBE too, who received a £421 million pay packet - and a £95 million dividend during the year.
Ms Coates' brother, John and father Peter Coates, also received the £95 million dividend. This is an increase on £92.5 million the previous year.
In the annual report, Ms Coates - who is bet365's highest paid director - said: "I am pleased to report that the Group continued to make considerable progress during the period, particularly in the priority area of safer gambling, where significant investment and developments have been made.