The operator expects a normalised EBITDA loss of AU$6m to AU$8m for the six months to 30 September.
The supplier expects an adjusted EBIT margin of about 83%, with its full quarterly report due on 3 November.
The operator’s 52-week report for the period ending 29 March highlights significant financial drops ahead of the UK’s tax levy.
The temporary casino continues to generate revenue as construction of the permanent resort reaches a major milestone.
Online casino remained the largest liberalised segment by GGR, while land-based casinos and bingo also grew despite the fall in overall spending.
Estimated net revenue reached $105m as the operator moved beyond its original daily fantasy sports product. IG Group's proposed acquisition remains subject to approval.
Casino-related crime remained low for 2025, reflecting continued regulatory safeguards.
Online GGR increased 18.7% year-on-year to €647.2m, accounting for 41.5% of the market as growth continued to shift towards digital channels.
The Illinois Gaming Board reported $146.6m of EGD revenue for August, representing an increase of 7%, while table games produced nearly $46.2m of revenue and rose 24.6%.
Hollywood Columbus Casino led all commercial operators in Ohio with just over $29.2m of revenue for August, representing an increase of 15.7% from the prior year period.