Operations across the Africa region accounted for the most revenue during Q2, totaling $310m and increasing 36%, while Super Group’s business in America decreased 2% to $200m.
The operator generated nearly $510.3m of net revenue for Q2 2026, representing a decrease of 3%, while adjusted EBITDA for Red Rock Resorts totaled $208m and fell 9.3% year-over-year.
The operator’s net revenue for Q2 2026 equates to a 6.9% increase year-over-year, while adjusted property EBITDAR during the quarter grew 2.9% for a total of $552.4m.
Brightstar Lottery has reported improved second-quarter profitability despite lower revenue, citing global same-store sales growth, expanding iLottery activity and operational efficiencies as it reaffirmed its full-year guidance.
This quarter saw GGR drop 9%, with income up 8.3% and quarter-over-quarter. The operator also confirmed application plans for a New Zealand license.
The operator’s year-to-date revenue is also up 8%, despite this July’s casino drop declining from last year.
The state’s total gaming revenue for June was primarily led by slot machine activity, which accounted for $62.8m and increased 4.1%, while table game revenue rose 1.7% to $22.1m.
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Betting Technology and Solutions continued to drive revenue as the supplier experienced rises across the board.
Casino and hotel revenue continued to climb in July as Jeju Dream Tower extended its growth momentum.