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Rush Street Interactive posts third consecutive record quarterly revenue

The operator recorded a revenue of $393.8m during Q2, up 46%, with full-year guidance now raised.

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Key Points
Rush Street Interactive’s Q2 revenue breaks records again, reaching $393.8m
The operator’s Q2 revenue, EBITDA and income were all it’s highest quarterly figures to date
A strong H1 performance overall saw revenues rise 30.4% to $764.1m, with FY guidance now raised

Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has posted its Q2 and H1 2026 financial report – highlighting a revenue figure of $393.8m and $764.1m for each period, respectively.

The operator has documented an astronomical rise in share price and market capitalization, in particular, over the past three to five years – with the company’s market cap currently exceeding $7bn.

These latest results highlight a continuous trend of growth and build on the  now previous record quarterly revenue recorded during Q1 of this year. 

Rush Street Interactive Share Price Growth ($)

A record-breaking Q2 

Indeed, the company’s second quarterly results from 2026 represent a third consecutive record-breaking quarter with regards to revenue, as the $393.8m revenue figure also reflects 46% growth in comparison to results from the same period of the prior year. 

Elsewhere, RSI’s Q2 2026 adjusted EBITDA also broke records as the highest quarterly figure recorded by the company, settling at $64.6m, an increase of  61% year-over-year.

Completing the set was net income, which set an additional quarterly record of $29.3m, up $0.5m from Q2 2025. 

H1: On the rise in a hurry 

Over the course of the year so far, RSI recorded a revenue of $764.1m, up 30.4% in comparison to the first half of 2025 - with H1 net income also surging 55.9% year-over-year, settling at $83m. 

As such, the operator has now formally raised its overall full year 2026 financial guidance, with FY26 revenue now anticipated to reach between $1.56bn and $1.6bn - representative of 38% to 41% year-over-year growth. Further, expected FY26 EBITDA has now been raised to between $245m and $265m, reflecting growth of between 59% and 72%. 

Rush Street Interactive Quarterly Results ($m)

CEO’s comments

Speaking on these latest results, RSI CEO Richard Schwartz stated: "We delivered another record quarter, setting all-time highs once again for revenue and Adjusted EBITDA, driven by continued share gains in online casino and our sports betting markets benefiting from the World Cup.

“Our casino-first strategy continues to be the foundation of our business, with online casino representing 72% of our revenue this quarter. Player growth remained strong, with North American MAUs growing 51% year-over-year and Latin America MAUs growing 62% year-over-year. We were also pleased to have successfully launched online casino and online sports in Alberta earlier this month, and we are encouraged by the early trends we are seeing there.

“Looking ahead, we are confident in the strength and durability of our business. We're executing well across our core markets, we're off to a strong start in Alberta, and we continue to see meaningful long-term opportunities ahead of us. We remain committed to delivering exceptional player experiences, which, in turn, should continue to create long-term value for our shareholders.”

During the 2025 period RSI recorded a now-surpassed quarterly revenue record in Q4, as well as generating a revenue of $1.1bn over the course of the full-year period.

Good to know

Five years ago, in Q2 2021, RSI’s market capitalization sat at $780m, with its current $7bn market cap representing 858% growth

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