DoubleDown’s adjusted EBITDA for Q2 increased 17.3% to $39.3m, while profit for the period rose 50.9% to $32.9m. High Roller’s Q2 revenue fell 51.6% to $2.8m, reports $2.4m net loss.
The operator also reported a 46.7% decrease in consolidated AEBITDA for Q2 to $7.3m, while Playstudios net loss for the quarter totaled $13.3m and increased 350.3% year-over-year.
The Illinois Gaming Board reported a 15.4% increase in EGD revenue to $147.2m for July, while table game revenue across the Prairie State grew 13.8% for a total of $45.4m.
Each of the city’s three commercial casinos witnessed increases in table games and slots revenue year-over-year, including MGM Grand Detroit which generated $52.5m and rose 3.3%.
The new service brings the company’s fantasy offering under a single platform, with existing The Huddle subscribers set to transition after the 2026-2027 season.
Grandstand has launched Rollcard, a Visa debit product linked to a dedicated deposit account for bettors and casino players.
Ameristar St. Charles led all commercial operators in Missouri with just over $27.1m of casino revenue for July, representing an increase of 6% for the Boyd Gaming-owned property.
The intervention comes during collective bargaining talks in which the MLBPA has also proposed restrictions on individual player prop betting.
Kalshi previously filed a lawsuit against the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection in December 2025 after receiving a cease-and-desist order from the regulator.
Along with the increase in revenue for New York’s mobile operators, total online sports betting handle in the Empire State reached nearly $1.9bn for July, equating to a rise of 34%.