Sports betting and poker drove growth while revenue across the wider market rose only 0.5%.
Mass-table gains offset weaker VIP and gaming-machine revenue, while adjusted EBITDA fell 13% as the operator continued to contend with pressure on margins.
Digital and Grosvenor growth offset softer customer visits across Mecca venues.
Online gaming growth supported the quarter despite weaker sports results.
Questions about National Lottery funding for good causes have renewed attention on oversight of the UK’s lottery sector.
The state’s casino and sports betting revenues each rose, respectively, in comparison to last year’s results.
Despite the decrease in total sports betting revenue for September, Maryland’s handle during the monthly period increased 0.2% year-over-year to just over $652.2m.
During the operator's Q3 2026 call, Adam Greenblatt was asked whether prediction markets were no longer a risk to the company, given the CFTC’s latest announcement.
The operator has posted year-over-year revenue rises across iGaming and online sports betting, with Q3 EBITDA jumping 112%.
National Betting Authority figures also show online stakes of €252.3m and 22,660 illegal sites on its blocklist.