Bally’s posted solid third-quarter results, with both its land-based and online divisions moving in the right direction. Bally’s Q3 2025 revenue showed consistent growth, supported by a strong UK online business and new US developments. The company also advanced major projects in Chicago, New York, and Las Vegas.

• Bally’s Q3 2025 revenue reached USD 663.7m (ca. EUR 572.3m), up 5.4% year on year, mainly led by Casinos & Resorts, which grew 12.1% to USD 396.1m (ca. EUR 341.5m).

• International Interactive contributed USD 215.1m (ca. EUR 185.5m) in revenue, while North America Interactive added USD 49.9m (ca. EUR 43m), reflecting ongoing product expansion. The company credited steady customer demand and operational improvements for the overall growth.

• Excluding the divested Asia business, International Interactive revenue grew 11.7% year over year. UK online gaming rose 8.0%, or 4.2% in constant currency, showing continued strength in player activity. Management highlighted this as a core pillar of Bally’s Q3 revenue momentum.

• Adjusted EBITDAR for Casinos & Resorts stood at USD 107.9m (ca. EUR 93m), while International Interactive delivered USD 91.9m (ca. EUR 79.2m). North America Interactive recorded a USD 5.9m loss (ca. EUR 5.1m), as investment in marketing and product development continued. The group maintained focus on balancing expansion with profitability.

• The quarter also saw Bally’s complete its EUR 2.7bn Intralot acquisition, gaining a majority stake and adding roughly EUR 1.1bn in annual revenue. CEO Robeson Reeves said, “Our solid third quarter results and recent strategic initiatives highlight marked progress across multiple fronts.” A new cost-saving plan aims to deliver over USD 15m (ca. EUR 12.9m) annually starting Q4.

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