Bally’s Q2 revenue climbs 20.5% to $792.2m, H1 revenue totals $1.55bn

Bally’s Corporation has unveiled its financial results for Q2 and H1 2026, as revenue during both periods managed to increase year-over-year, assisted by strong performances from the operator’s Intralot B2B and B2C businesses. 

For Q2 2026, revenue increased 20.5% to $792.2m, led by Bally’s casinos & resorts segment which accounted for just over $401m and rose 2%. North America Interactive revenue increased 16.9% during the quarterly period, reaching $66.1m. 

Bally’s Intralot B2B and B2C operations accounted for $79.5m and $243.5m of Q2 revenue, respectively, equating to growth of 1028.1% and 22.3%. Corporate & other operations produced $2.2m of revenue, having increased 33.7%. 

In terms of adjusted EBITDAR, casino & resorts managed to increase 3.4% for a total of $109.6m, followed by Bally’s Intralot B2C which drove $64.7m of adjusted EBITDAR but decreased 13.9%. 

Bally’s Intralot B2B operations reported adjusted EBITDAR growth of 211.3% to $21.9m, while North America Interactive adjusted EBITDAR rose 20.5% to nearly $3m.

Corporate & other adjusted EBITDAR resulted in a loss of $11.8m for the second quarter of 2026, although the sector still managed to improve from the $17.5m loss recorded during Q2 2025. 

For the first-half period of 2026, Bally’s net revenue increased 22% to $1.55bn, with the operator’s casinos & resorts segment once again leading the way after generating $780.7m and rising 2.1%. 

Bally’s Intralot B2C operations accounted for $483.4m of revenue during H1, representing an increase of 26.5%. Intralot B2B operations once again showcased significant growth, rising 880.5% to $153.4m. North America Interactive operations generated $126.5m of revenue and increased 22.8%, as corporate & other revenue 11.2% to $3.8m. 

Despite the increases in revenue for both verticals, North America Interactive witnessed an adjusted EBITDAR loss of $4.1m and remained stagnant year-over-year, while corporate & other adjusted EBITDA resulted in a $24.1m loss but improved by 31.7%. 

Casinos & resorts adjusted EBITDAR totaled $205.8m but fell 0.4%, as Bally’s Intralot B2C adjusted EBITDAR eclipsed $151.8m and increased 5.7%. Intralot B2B operations accounted for just over $37m of adjusted EBITDAR, representing growth of 136.7%. 

On August 2, Bally's completed the acquisition of Sam's Town Shreveport from Boyd Gaming, adding to its regional gaming portfolio and expanding its presence across the Louisiana market.

The transaction follows approval from the Louisiana Gaming Control Board and marks another step in Bally's strategy to strengthen its footprint in key regional gaming markets.