Caesars has reported its latest quarterly numbers, showing steady growth across key segments. The Caesars Q1 2026 results highlight stable land-based performance alongside continued digital expansion – see more details:

• Caesars reported total net revenue of USD 2.9bn (ca. EUR 2.5bn) for Q1 2026, up from USD 2.8bn (ca. EUR 2.4bn) a year earlier. Adjusted EBITDA came in at USD 887m (Q1 2025: EUR 756m) slightly ahead of the prior-year figure. Net loss narrowed to USD 98m (ca. EUR 84m), compared to USD 115m (ca. EUR 98m) in Q1 2025.
• Total gambling related net revenue reached around USD 2.04bn in Q1 2026 (ca. EUR 1.74bn), combining retail casino revenue of USD 1.666bn (ca. USD 1.594bn) with USD 374m (Q1 2025: 335m) from the Caesars Digital online segment.
• Caesars completed the acquisition of Caesars Windsor operations during the quarter for USD 54m (ca. EUR 46m). The deal includes a 20-year operating agreement with the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
• CEO Tom Reeg said: “Caesars Digital revenue of USD 374 million and Adjusted EBITDA of USD 69 million achieved record first quarter results.”
• Caesars expects to generate stronger free cash flow through 2026. This outlook is linked to ongoing operating momentum and lower capital expenditure. The Caesars Q1 2026 results suggest a stable base across both land-based and digital segments.

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