Bally’s Reports Solid Q3 2025 Performance
Bally’s Corporation reported steady growth in the third quarter of 2025, with overall revenue increasing by 5.4% year-on-year. The company’s strong performance in its land-based casino segment, along with ongoing expansion in interactive gaming, reflects its continued shift toward an integrated, omni-channel business model.
Casino and Resort Division Leads Growth
Bally’s Casinos and Resorts division generated $396.1 million in revenue during the third quarter, marking a 12.1% year-on-year increase. The results were driven by the successful integration of four regional properties acquired earlier in 2025 from The Queen Casino & Entertainment. The company noted particularly strong results in Vicksburg and Kansas City, which offset softer performance in competitive markets such as Shreveport and Evansville.
Bally’s also implemented cost-saving initiatives expected to deliver over $15 million in annualized benefits starting in the current quarter. The casino segment continues to be the backbone of Bally’s operations, supported by higher visitation and improved operating efficiencies across multiple properties.
Interactive Business and Global Expansion
The North America Interactive segment grew 13.1% year-on-year to $49.9 million, supported by the company’s expanding online sports betting operations and growth in Rhode Island. In the UK, Bally’s online revenue increased by 8%, reflecting new product launches and improved player engagement.
While the International Interactive division reported a 6.9% decline to $215.1 million, the decrease was primarily due to the sale of its Asia business in 2024 – excluding that, the segment achieved an underlying growth of nearly 12%. A key milestone this quarter was Bally’s acquisition of a 58% stake in Intralot S.A., a move aimed at strengthening its lottery and technology operations in Europe. The transaction supports Bally’s ambition to build a global network that connects retail, digital and lottery experiences under one brand.