The operator’s net revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 totaled just over $75.4m, representing an increase of 3.4%, while Full House Resorts’ also witnessed a net loss of $40.2m for FY2025.
In his last results day with Entain, the CFO and Deputy CEO also reflects on 13 years with the organisation, growth in Georgia and New Zealand – and digital marketing in Spain.
For the full year, group revenue reached $669.5m, up 31% year-on-year, while Group Adjusted EBITDA climbed 59% to $136.2m, delivering a 20.4% margin.
The operator reported a Q4 2025 revenue of $341.4m, having increased 7.5% year-over-year, while Accel’s record fourth quarter adjusted EBITDA totaled $56.3m and grew 18.9%.
The company also reported full-year Adjusted EBITDA of €297m – up 33% on the prior year – and a profit for the period of €100m.
Strong iGaming performance pushed gross gaming revenue to its new high, though rising marketing and payroll costs hit profitability margins in Q4.
Group normalised revenue reaches $584.9m as trading conditions remain weak.
Despite reporting a FY2024 net income of $50.7m, Golden Entertainment witnessed a $6m net loss for the full-year period in 2025, while Q4 revenue fell 5.2% for a total of $155.6m.
Fourth quarter edges higher year on year though full-year profit declines.
The operator reported a 94% decrease in net income for Q4 2025 to $10m, while FanDuel revenue climbed 33% during the quarter to $2.1bn and 20% year-over-year to $7bn for FY2025.