The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority – operates land-based casinos alongside online casino and sports betting in the US – reported quarterly and nine-month period figures (for the quarter ending on June 30, 2026) – see more details:

  • Mohegan reported net revenue of USD 450.6m (ca. EUR 390m)  for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, up 3.1% year-on-year. Mohegan digital revenue continued to grow faster than the group’s land-based operations. Digital increased its share of total revenue in both the quarter and nine-month period.
  • Digital gained share in Q3: Mohegan Digital generated USD 78.5m (ca. EUR 68m) in quarterly net revenue, up 16.3% from USD 67.5m (ca. EUR 58m) a year earlier. This represented about 17.4% of total group net revenue, compared with 15.4% in Q3 2025. Domestic revenue, mainly linked to Mohegan’s physical US properties, increased 4.3% to USD 310.1m (ca. EUR 268m).
  • The nine-month shift was stronger: Mohegan digital revenue reached USD 230m (ca. EUR 199m) for the nine months, rising 29.8% from USD 177.1m (ca. EUR 153m). Digital therefore accounted for around 17.5% of total net revenue, up from 13.7% in the same period last year. Total group revenue increased only 1.8% to USD 1.31bn (ca. EUR 1.13bn), showing the growing weight of online operations in the revenue mix.
  • Land-based operations showed a different trend: Domestic nine-month revenue fell 0.9% to USD 898.7m (ca. EUR 777m), mainly because Mohegan Casino Las Vegas was sold in February 2025. Excluding Las Vegas, domestic revenue increased by USD 2.7m (ca. EUR 2.3m) year-on-year, according to Mohegan. International revenue declined 7.3% to USD 198.8m (ca. EUR 172m), mainly due to lower gaming volume.
  • Online casino and sports betting drove digital growth: Mohegan said the increase came primarily from the continued ramp-up of online casino gaming and sports wagering, particularly in Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Digital operating costs rose 24.8% to USD 113.7m (ca. EUR 98m) over nine months, mainly because higher revenue resulted in increased gaming taxes.

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