DoubleDown Interactive and High Roller Technologies have each reported their financial results for the second quarter and first-half of 2025, with High Roller confirming plans to advance its prediction market strategy in the US.
Despite the opportunities which remain with prediction markets, High Roller reported a net revenue decrease of 51.6% during Q2 to $2.8m, while the operator also witnessed a net loss of $2.4m.
High Roller’s adjusted EBITDA for Q2 resulted in a loss of $1.8m, increasing from the $0.2m loss recorded for the second quarter of 2025. For H1, High Roller’s revenue decreased 43.8% to $6.2m, as the operator also reported a $3.1m adjusted EBITDA loss during the first-half period.
High Roller Net Income/Loss History - Q2 + H1
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Net loss totaled just over $5.3m for H1 2026, rising from a $4.9m loss generated for the first half of 2025.
To drive its prediction market operations, High Roller formed a definitive agreement with Crypto.com and Derivatives North America, as well as acquired the ROLR.com domain in May 2026.
DoubleDown Interactive reported more positive results for Q2 and H1 2026, witnessing a quarterly revenue increase of 11.2% for a total of $94.3m. The operator’s adjusted EBITDA for Q2 increased 17.3% to $39.3m, while profit for the period rose 50.9% to $32.9m.
Average monthly and daily users both increased for DoubleDown during the second quarter of 2026, rising to 1,252 players and 597 users, respectively.
For H1 2026, DoubleDown's revenue increased 11.9% to $188.4m, as adjusted EBITDA climbed 20.7% to $77.5m. Profit for the period grew 49.5% to $68.3m, even while operating expenses increased 9.6% to $116.5m.
DoubleDown Net Revenue History - Q2
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In April, DoubleU Games submitted a proposal to acquire all remaining publicly held shares in DoubleDown Interactive, offering $11.25 per American Depositary Share in a deal valued at approximately $184m.
The proposal remains non-binding and is subject to approval by the stated committee, as well as customary closing conditions such as shareholder approval thresholds.
High Roller concluded its direct public offering of 1.9m shares of common stock in January, going toward sales & marketing efforts, geographic expansion, product development and diversification
