Flutter Q2 2026 results showed strong iGaming performance and contributions from recent acquisitions, although the company posted a quarterly net loss – see more details:
- Revenue increased 3.3% year-on-year to USD 4.33 billion (ca. EUR 3.8 billion), while first-half revenue reached USD 8.63 billion (ca. EUR 7.5 billion), up 9.9%. International revenue grew 10.3% to USD 2.64 billion (ca. EUR 2.3 billion), offsetting a 6.0% decline in U.S. revenue to USD 1.68 billion (ca. EUR 1.5 billion).
- The company reported a net loss of USD 296 million (ca. EUR 257 million), compared with net income of USD 37 million (ca. EUR 32 million) in the same period last year.
- International markets remained the main driver in the Flutter Q2 2026 results. International iGaming revenue rose to USD 1.36 billion (ca. EUR 1.2 billion), while sportsbook revenue increased to USD 1.19 billion (ca. EUR 1 billion). Italy, following the Snai acquisition, and Southern Europe and Africa delivered the strongest regional growth.
- In the U.S., in Q2 2026 sportsbook revenue fell 14.8% to USD 1.04 billion (ca. EUR 903 million), while iGaming revenue increased 13.8% to USD 577 million (ca. EUR 501 million).
- FanDuel Predicts expanded nationwide during the first quarter, offering financial, economic and commodities contracts in all 50 states in the meantime, while sports prediction markets are now available in 18 states without regulated sportsbooks.
- Flutter is the world’s largest online sports betting and iGaming operator by revenue. The company owns brands including FanDuel, Betfair, Paddy Power, PokerStars, Sisal, Sky Betting & Gaming, Sportsbet and Betnacional. It operates across North America, Europe, South America, Australia and other international markets, with its International business active in around 100 countries.
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