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Bally's Corporation reports 28.6% revenue surge in Q4 2025

A 'transformational year' for Bally's as profits rise and global markets expand. What's next for this gambling giant?

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Bally's Corporation reports 28.6% revenue surge in Q4 2025

Bally's Corporation has reported strong financial growth in the final quarter of 2025. The company's revenue rose by 28.6%, reaching $746.2 million, driven by both land-based and digital operations. CEO Robeson Reeves called 2025 a 'transformational year' for the business.

The company's North American interactive division saw a 55.4% jump in revenue, hitting $62.3 million. This segment also turned profitable, achieving EBITDA-positive results for the first time. Meanwhile, the UK market played a key role, with online revenue climbing 6.3% in constant currency compared to the same period in 2024.

Bally's Intralot B2C operations contributed $236.5 million in Q4, marking a 13.9% increase from the previous year. The company also holds a 38% share in Australia's Star Entertainment Group, further expanding its global footprint. Looking ahead, Bally's plans to grow in major US markets, including Chicago, Las Vegas, and The Bronx. The firm aims to use its scale and market position to handle regulatory shifts and secure a stronger presence in high-growth areas.

The latest financial results highlight Bally's Corporation's expansion across digital and physical gambling markets. With rising revenues and strategic investments, the company is positioning itself for further growth in key regions. No details were provided on its competitive standing against rivals like PokerStars or Flutter Entertainment.

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