Philippine gaming GGR falls 20.3% to Php88.13bn in Q2 2026
Licensed casinos regained the largest share of the Philippine gaming market during the quarter as the electronic gaming segment continued to lose momentum.
Licensed casinos regained the largest share of the Philippine gaming market during the quarter as the electronic gaming segment continued to lose momentum.
The supplier’s net income grew 5% to $1m, while adjusted EBITDA rose 11% to $3.5m.
Strong pachislot demand helped lift first-half earnings despite softer integrated resort performance in the Philippines.
The company reported an all-time high quarterly net operating revenue and adjusted EBITDAR for the second quarter of 2026, even as it posted a net loss and continued weak results in Poland.
The regulated online market generated approximately €328.3m during the quarter, extending the double-digit growth recorded at the start of 2026.
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.
For H1 2026, the operator’s revenue increased 5.8% to $3.09bn, although DraftKings still reported a net loss of $46.5m during the period, following a $124.1m net income for H1 2025.
Despite the revenue increase for Q2, Genius Sports witnessed a net loss of $76.7m during the quarterly period, representing an increase of 42.2% from the loss witnessed during Q2 2025.
Penn Entertainment posted a profitable second quarter, driven by retail results and continued improvement in its interactive segment.
The supplier also recorded a net income of $0.2m for Q2 after witnessing a $7.8m loss during the second quarter of 2025, although Inspired’s adjusted EBITDA decreased 5% to $27.1m.