Genting Malaysia Q2 Revenue Jumps 31% as Resorts World NYC Casino Launch Squeezes Profit
Genting Malaysia posted a 31% revenue surge in Q2, powered by the Resorts World New York City casino launch, but start-up costs sent net profit plunging 89%.
Genting Malaysia posted a 31% revenue surge in Q2, powered by the Resorts World New York City casino launch, but start-up costs sent net profit plunging 89%.
Truist analyst Barry Jonas cut his Bally’s price target from $15 to $10, saying financing for the Bronx casino could be the difference-maker for the company’s going-concern worries.
The CFTC invoked emergency authority to keep Kalshi operating in New York, escalating a jurisdictional battle with the state over whether prediction markets are federally regulated derivatives or illegal gambling.
New York sportsbooks won $214.4 million in July as hold jumped to 11.4%, pushing state tax revenue to $109.3 million and the year-to-date total past $725 million.
One day after its nationwide prediction market launch, Novig sued New York to block state enforcement of gambling laws against its federally regulated sports contracts.
New York lobbying spending hit a record $213.5 million in the first half of 2026, with gambling groups like the Sports Betting Alliance and Genting among the top spenders.
New York AG Letitia James has sued Kalshi for up to $36 billion, alleging the prediction market platform runs illegal, unlicensed gambling in the state.
Judge Analisa Torres rejected Kalshi’s request for an injunction pending appeal on July 27, denying the prediction market operator emergency relief from New York gambling enforcement for the second time in a month.
Resorts World New York City adds 1,400 slot machines and breaks ground on Phase Two of its $5.5 billion expansion, targeting a 6,000-slot, 800-table casino floor.
A New York federal judge ruled Kalshi’s CFTC registration doesn’t shield it from state gambling laws, dealing the prediction market a major legal setback.
A federal judge rejected Kalshi’s bid to block New York from enforcing gambling law against its sports-event contracts, and the company has already appealed to the Second Circuit.
New York’s latest push to legalize online casinos officially failed in 2026 after Gov. Kathy Hochul withheld her support, leaving the state another year away from a legal iGaming market.