Bally’s Corp. reported double-digit revenue gains in its preliminary third-quarter earnings, but confirmed it would miss the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) standard deadline for filing its quarterly report for the second consecutive quarter.
If granted by the SEC, the Rhode Island-based company will file its form 10-Q within the extension period.
Revenue for Bally’s jumped 21.7% during the quarter, totaling $807.6 million, the company announced late Monday. The casinos and resorts division had cash flow of $107.7 million, while Intralot scored over $89 million in cash flow.
North American Interactive posted revenue of $62.7 million, up 25.6% year-over-year, reflecting healthy wagering revenue growth across all verticals.
Much of the increase came from newly acquired Intralot, whose business-to-customer business increased 22.8% to $275 million. “Strong revenue growth” in the United Kingdom was also credited for the increased third-quarter results.
Bally’s Intralot business-to-business segment reported $76.5 million in revenue, compared to $5.4 million in the third quarter of 2025.
Bally’s land-based business posted a modest 3.2% increase in revenue. The company said new casino Bally’s Baton Rouge was an earnings driver, as were Bally’s Marquette and newly obtained Sam’s Town Shreveport.
The temporary Bally’s Casino in Chicago was reported to have had potent growth as well.
“We delivered another solid quarter,” said CEO Robeson Reeves in a prepared statement. “Our development projects remain on track, our execution is improving results across every segment, and market conditions remain stable as we head into the fourth quarter and 2027.”
