The Spanish gaming group reported double-digit EBITDA growth, a sharp increase in net profit and improved leverage ratios for 2025.
Online gambling activity was the only vertical in New Jersey to witness an increase in revenue year-over-year, rising 4.4% during the monthly period for a total of $259.3m.
Total GGR remained broadly stable, falling 0.1% year-on-year to €1.62bn.
Despite generating the highest casino revenue of any commercial property during August, Caesars Virginia reported a decrease of 3.9% year-over-year to just over $33.1m.
Macau’s gaming sector saw costs increase in 2025, with total expenditure rising 7.5%.
FanDuel led all operators currently licensed in Arizona with just over $16.7m of revenue for July, equating to growth of 20.1%, while DraftKings managed nearly $15.2m and increased 16%.
Rivers Casino and Resort led all commercial properties with just over $21.6m of revenue for July, equating to a rise of 10.9%, while Resorts World Catskills generated $17.5m and fell 1.3%.
Macau has surpassed 30 million visitor arrivals, reaching the milestone 22 days earlier than in 2025.
FanDuel led all mobile operators in New York with nearly $64m of revenue during August, equating to a decrease of 4.4%, while DraftKings finished second with $56.3m and fell 9.7%.
The decrease in sports betting revenue for Maryland operators was reported in spite of the state’s total handle increasing 7.3% year-over-year during August to just over $465.9m.