Bally’s reports 0.4% decline in Q3 revenues
An American gambling, betting, and interactive entertainment company, Bally’s Corporation shared its Q3 revenues of $630 million, highlighting a slight decline of 0.4%.
Bally’s Casinos & Resorts division saw a revenue decline of 1.6%, making almost $353.4 million in revenues. In contrast, Bally’s North American Interactive market saw an impressive growth of 54.5%, with revenues reaching $45.7 million.
As a result of this, the International Interactive segment reported a rise of 5.3%, to 230.9 million dollars. Additionally, revenues from Bally’s activities in the United Kingdom increased by 11.8% thanks to a rise in user activity and an increase in average spending per user.
When talking about the Q3 results, CEO Robeson Reeves noted the company’s success, especially the investment of a planned $940 million for a casino in the Downtown Chicago area of the city, where groundwork has already begun. Even with the net loss of $248 million, Robeson Reeves is optimistic because of growth in the North American region.
In order to enhance its performance, Bally’s plans to have a Las Vegas casino resort for the Athletics next to a baseball stadium, which is set to open its doors and welcome guests by 2028. The resort will have 3,000 hotel rooms, a 90,000-square-foot casino, and a 12,000-square-foot sportsbook, with designs ensuring the ballpark’s view of the Las Vegas Strip is kept.