Grandstand, formerly Gambling.com Group, reported a 5% Q2 revenue decline to $37.8 million, but CEO Kevin McCrystle says the diversification strategy is already paying dividends.
Entain’s net gaming revenue climbed to £2.5 billion in the first half of 2026, powered by 7% online growth even as UK tax hikes weighed on EBITDA.
DraftKings posted Q2 2026 revenue of $1.4 billion, down 5% year-over-year, even as betting volume surged 15% and the company kept its full-year guidance intact.
Penn Entertainment posted $1.5B in Q2 2026 revenue as CEO Jay Snowden addressed rough June sportsbook results, prediction market competition, Pennsylvania skill games, and Las Vegas M&A plans.
Sportradar posted a net loss in Q2 2026, a reversal from a €49.1 million profit a year earlier, as currency losses and rising sports-rights costs offset 19% revenue growth.
Red Rock Resorts posted its second-best Q2 ever despite construction disruption, and executives say new Las Vegas casino projects could be announced in early 2027.
Light & Wonder’s Q2 profits jumped 26% to AU$120 million despite modest revenue growth, as the gaming supplier pivots toward paying down debt and reducing leverage.
GLPI’s Q2 2026 revenue rose to $430.5 million and profits nearly doubled to $234.9 million as the gaming REIT raised its dividend and expanded its casino property pipeline.
Caesars posted mixed Q2 results with Las Vegas revenue down and regional properties surging, all while its 7.6 billion Fertitta Entertainment acquisition moves toward a spring close.
Boyd Gaming’s Q2 2026 revenue held steady at $1.034 billion as regional and online growth offset softness in Las Vegas destination traffic, though net income declined year over year.
Evolution AB shares dipped slightly Friday after Q2 2026 net revenue fell 1.2% to €517.8 million, though RNG revenue surged 14% and profit still rose year-over-year.
Wynn Resorts reported $1.86 billion in Q1 2026 operating revenue, beating expectations on strength in Las Vegas and Wynn Palace, with a modest UAE timeline delay.
