I think it's safe to say with crypto having/experiencing the same thing but with a lesser amount of audience I reckon since it's being limited by it's medium (crypto), but in general, it should be the same imo. Heck, it may have even offset some of its limits by most (if not all) crypto casinos being online, which is easily accessible by a lot of users. Crypto isn't as hard to get into as well compared to the past so really, the limit I said earlier could be called non-existent at this point (or in the near future).
I guess the promotions that casinos has had in the past year of being free (mostly) from the lockdown proved to be rather effective, and people are being more lax with how they spend money (regardless of the current economic situation I guess).
I can feel that crypto casinos are making more than that because cryptos have fewer restrictions due to their decentralized state. Being that said, cryptos have more audiences than the fiat casinos. The lockdowns or the pandemic rather have helped a lot for the online business to grow big and one of the most successful is the online gambling.
Now that there are no lockdowns anymore, I think it's expected that the revenue of the online casinos will now decline by some percent as people are now back on their good old routine. They are now busy and need to allocate money on a much important things than in gambling. It's not totally a sad news though.