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Full House Resorts increases Q2 revenue 5.6% to $78.1m, H1 net loss improves 16.4%

Casino operations accounted for the most revenue of any vertical for Full House Resorts during Q2 2026, increasing 5.8% to $60.3m, while food & beverage revenue grew 5% to $10.1m.

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FHR Q1 H1 2026
Key Points
Full House Resorts’ adjusted EBITDA for Q2 rose 19.5% to $13.3m, as the operator’s net loss decreased by 16.3% to $8.7m
Revenue during H1 increased 2.3% to $152.5m, while adjusted EBITDA climbed 17% to nearly $26.5m
The Midwest & South segment accounted for $120.4m of Full House Resorts’ H1 revenue, having increased 4.7%

Full House Resorts has reported its total financial activity for Q2 and H1 2026, as revenue for both periods managed to increase year-over-year, rising 5.6% and 2.3%, respectively, to $78.1m and $152.5m. 

During the second quarter of 2025, Full House Resorts’ adjusted EBITDA increased 19.5% to $13.3m, while the operator also managed to improve its net loss by 16.3% to $8.7m. 

Casino operations accounted for the most revenue of any Full House Resorts vertical for Q2, increasing 5.8% to $60.3m. Food & beverage and hotel revenue climbed 5% and 11.7%, respectively, to $10.1m and $4.2m. 

Other operations for Full House Resorts, including contract sports wagering, generated nearly $3.6m of revenue for Q2 but fell 2.7%. 

Full House Resorts’ operations in the Midwest & South region produced just over $61m of revenue for Q2 2026, equating to growth of 5.6%. The West segment generated an additional $15.5m of revenue during the quarterly period, having increased 7.3%. 

Full House Resorts Net Income + Adj. EBITDA History - H1

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For H1 2026, the operator’s net loss still amounted to $16.8m, but the figure represents a decrease of 16.4% from the prior year period. Full House Resorts produced $26.5m of adjusted EBITDA for H1, increasing the total by 17%. 

Casino revenue grew 3.3% to $116m – once again the most of any vertical – while food & beverage and hotel revenue rose 0.1% and 5%, respectively, to $19.7m and $7.9m. Other operations revenue totaled $8.9m for Full House Resorts but fell 6.6%. 

In the midwest & south, revenue increased 4.7% to $120.4m, followed by the West region which accounted for $29.1m and decreased 3.2%. 

By property, Full House Resorts generated $13m of revenue from its Chamonix Casino Hotel and Bronco Billy’s Casino locations during Q2, as well as $2.6m from Grand Lodge Casino and Stockman’s Casino. 

During the first half of 2026, the prior two locations produced $24.3m of revenue for growth of 4.3%, while revenue from Grand Lodge Casino and Stockman’s Casino decreased 11.6% to $4.9m. 

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GLPI reported its financial results for the second quarter and first half of 2026 on July 30, having managed to set a new record for net revenue during Q2 by generating $430.5m and increasing 9%

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