MGM Digital cuts loss to $4m as LeoVegas-led arm's revenue growth slows to 6% - CasinoBeats
MGM Digital reported Q3 revenue of $184m, up 6% YoY, with adjusted EBITDAR loss narrowing to $4m. Revenue growth slowed from Q2, while UK, Netherlands, and Spain drove gains. MGM Resorts' group adjusted EBITDA fell to $403m. BetMGM's revenue rose 7% to $710m, with MGM receiving $34m in payments. Macau operations saw record revenue of $1.1bn, a 5% increase.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Earnings release shows mixed signals: loss improvement but slowing growth, suggesting near‑term volatility.
Market read
MGM's Q3 earnings provide fresh data for traders; the segment's performance may influence broader online gambling stocks.
What to watch
The upcoming 25% remote betting duty in the UK from April 2027 may further compress margins, a risk not yet priced in.
Background
MGM Resorts' digital gaming segment combines LeoVegas and other online subsidiaries, excluding the BetMGM North America JV.
Ticker impact
MGM Resorts reported Q3 MGM Digital segment loss narrowed to $4M and revenue growth slowed to 6%, indicating weaker online growth.
likely modest downside as investors price in slower online growth
Quarterly earnings are fresh and material; the segment loss narrowing is small while revenue growth decelerates, suggesting limited upside.
Market effects
Online casino operators may face pressure as UK tax increases bite, potentially affecting peers.
European online gambling markets could see slower growth, influencing regional gaming stocks.
Limited; impact confined to gaming sector and MGM's stock.
Counterpoint
The narrowed loss could be seen as a positive trend if the segment reaches break-even, supporting a short‑term rally.
Key entities
- companyMGM Resorts International
Parent company reporting the Q3 results.
- companyLeoVegas
Operator of MGM Digital's online gaming platform.




