PROVIDENCE, RI — Bally’s Corporation has officially disclosed its financial results for the first quarter of 2026, showcasing a strong consolidated revenue growth of 28.3% year-over-year to $755.7 million. The sharp increase reflects a highly successful multi-million dollar synergy plan following its high-profile acquisition and integration of Intralot.
The traditional Casinos & Resorts division remained the primary engine of the enterprise, climbing 8.1% year-over-year to $379.7 million. This growth was boosted by the successful organic expansion of properties like Bally’s Baton Rouge and Marquette, both of which completed highly anticipated transitions to landside operations early this year.
Internationally, Bally’s Intralot B2C sector brought in $239.9 million, surging 31.0% compared to Q1 2025. This international momentum was heavily bolstered by a 10.5% digital gaming growth in the United Kingdom alongside stable user retention in Spain. Simultaneously, the North America Interactive segment recorded a 35.9% spike to $60.5 million, narrowing its adjusted EBITDAR losses to just $7.1 million as the brand captures more digital market share.
“We delivered solid first-quarter results across the enterprise and continue to make progress on growing and diversifying our global footprint,” stated Bally’s CEO Robeson Reeves. “We are now over seven months into the integration of Bally’s International Interactive and Intralot, and the teams have come together well, tracking completely in line with our synergy plan.”
Beyond digital operations, Bally’s is cementing its physical footprint with massive infrastructural developments in 2026. The permanent flagship Bally’s Chicago project has officially topped out its structural steel, paving the way for a resort that features 3,400 slot machines, 170 table games, and a 500-room hotel. Concurrently, progress is accelerating on the Bally’s Bronx resort after the finalized allocation of the historic $500 million statutory New York gaming facility license fee.
