The operator’s adjusted EBITDA also decreased year-over-year for Q3, falling 4.3% to $182.6m, including a 2.3% decrease in Las Vegas operations adjusted EBITDA to $204.6m.
The net revenue growth witnessed during Q3 primarily stemmed from a 17% increase in Super Group’s Africa revenue to $262m, while international revenue rose 4.9% to $344m.
The data supplier has reported rises across the board for the third quarter, with US revenue subject to a 47% year-on-year increase.
Table drop declined despite higher table sales, pointing to improved table hold at the operator's four foreigner-only properties.
World Cup wagering helped lift gaming income, although the Jamaican operator's third-quarter gaming income edged below its 2025 level.
Adjusted EBITDA reached €665.5m while sports franchise revenue softened amid less favourable betting payouts.
Third-quarter growth lagged the supplier's first-half pace while Marcus Cordes shifted to its prediction markets business.
Year-to-date casino sales remained ahead of 2025 as customer drop continued to grow.
Improved operating efficiency supported earnings despite lower net gaming revenue.
While the Tar Hell State’s sports betting revenue for September decreased year-over-year, handle during the monthly period rose 5.7% to just over $691.3m.