VIP baccarat remained broadly stable while slot machine revenue recorded double-digit growth.
The Malta-based affiliate has withdrawn its 2026 growth target and expects a €30m to €35m impairment of intangible assets.
The Mexican operator recorded 9,681 first-time depositors as its conversion rate rose to 16.5% for the quarter.
Online gaming growth supported the quarter despite weaker sports results.
The operator has posted year-over-year revenue rises across iGaming and online sports betting, with Q3 EBITDA jumping 112%.
The operator expects a normalised EBITDA loss of AU$6m to AU$8m for the six months to 30 September.
The supplier expects an adjusted EBIT margin of about 83%, with its full quarterly report due on 3 November.
Estimated net revenue reached $105m as the operator moved beyond its original daily fantasy sports product. IG Group's proposed acquisition remains subject to approval.
Table gaming helped lift revenue despite a decline in casino drop from August.
NagaCorp recorded lower gaming revenue as its VIP segments declined sharply.