Bally's Corp
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See all $BALY insider activity →Bally’s (NYSE: BALY) shares rose 3.7% to $13.99 after its Q2 2026 earnings release. The company reported revenue of $792.2 million, up from $657.5 million a year earlier, but continued to post a net loss excluding extra items of $146.1 million and basic EPS loss of $2.41. Losses narrowed year over year but remain large on a trailing 12-month basis.
Bally’s Corp. reported Q2 2026 revenue for its Casinos & Resorts division of $401.0 million, up from $393.3 million a year earlier, citing Chicago temporary casino play and new sites in Baton Rouge and Marquette. Bally’s Intralot takings rose 22.3% to $243.5 million. North American online gambling revenue was $66.1 million, up 16.9%. The company noted UK digital tax impact and development updates for Chicago, Bronx and Las Vegas.
Bally’s reported $792.2 million revenue for the quarter ended June 30, up from $657.5 million a year earlier, and $401 million in Casinos & Resorts revenue. The company posted a $163.98 million net loss. It cited ongoing Chicago permanent casino construction targeting early 2027, while Chicago alderman Brian Hopkins questioned Bally’s going-concern outlook, debt (~$4.5 billion), and temporary casino performance.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 11 news stories mentioning BALY (Bally's Corp). Coverage has skewed bearish: 1 bullish, 5 neutral, and 5 bearish.
Recent BALY coverage spans earnings, financial news and regulation.
Investors are reacting to improving top-line and narrowing losses, but the persistent large loss keeps turnaround risk elevated.
Near-term read-through is mixed: modest top-line improvement and online growth, offset by a quantified UK tax drag and potential marketing cutbacks.
Near-term trading focus is solvency and financing risk for the Chicago permanent casino timeline, despite revenue growth.
Unionization at Bally’s Colorado properties could raise labor costs and alter operating flexibility, but the article frames it as a localized first rather than a company-wide contract change.
Q2 print and segment momentum, plus quantified UK gaming tax EBITDAR hit, inform near-term earnings power and margin trajectory.
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Bally’s (NYSE: BALY) shares rose 3.7% to $13.99 after its Q2 2026 earnings release. The company reported revenue of $792.2 million, up from $657.5 million a year earlier, but continued to post a net loss excluding extra items of $146.1 million and basic EPS loss of $2.41. Losses narrowed year over year but remain large on a trailing 12-month basis.
5 min readBally’s Corp. reported Q2 2026 revenue for its Casinos & Resorts division of $401.0 million, up from $393.3 million a year earlier, citing Chicago temporary casino play and new sites in Baton Rouge and Marquette. Bally’s Intralot takings rose 22.3% to $243.5 million. North American online gambling revenue was $66.1 million, up 16.9%. The company noted UK digital tax impact and development updates for Chicago, Bronx and Las Vegas.
4 min readBally’s reported $792.2 million revenue for the quarter ended June 30, up from $657.5 million a year earlier, and $401 million in Casinos & Resorts revenue. The company posted a $163.98 million net loss. It cited ongoing Chicago permanent casino construction targeting early 2027, while Chicago alderman Brian Hopkins questioned Bally’s going-concern outlook, debt (~$4.5 billion), and temporary casino performance.
5 min readTeamsters Local 455 says employees at Bally’s three Black Hawk, Colorado venues voted to unionize via a card-check process. The vote covers 110 workers at Bally’s East, North and West properties, including roles such as bartenders, cashiers, cooks and slot technicians. Bally’s and the Teamsters had a neutrality accord in November.
3 min readBally's Corp (BALY) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.1 2 ex991q22026earningsrelease.htm EX-99.1 Document Exhibit 99.1 BALLY’S CORPORATION REPORTS SECOND QUARTER 2026 RESULTS PROVIDENCE, R.I., - August 14, 2026 - Bally’s Corporation (NYSE: BALY) (“Bally’s” or the “Company”) today reported financial results for the second quart
6 min readCasino Reports’ weekly gambling roundup highlights Bally’s dispute with Chicago over video gaming terminals. Bally’s says VGT legalization breaches its 2022 Host Community Agreement and may withhold a $4 million annual payment. It also notes Seminole Hard Rock’s temporary smoke-free event center casino, and HISA investigating suspicious races in NJ and NY.
6 min readBally’s Corporation is scheduled to report quarterly earnings at 4:15 PM ET on Aug. 14. The article says its market cap is about $660 million after a Standard General merger and highlights the debt burden as the key risk to financial flexibility. It also cites Century Casinos’ record regional gaming results as a benchmark for EBITDA strength.
2 min readTwenty-seven Chicago City Council members sent a letter urging Bally’s to resume full construction of its Chicago casino complex. The request follows Bally’s statement that it was “resetting” its construction pace due to concerns related to video gambling, and the council called for a hearing.
1 min readBally’s Corp paused non-gaming construction on its $1.7 billion Chicago casino, while its Las Vegas project tied to the A’s MLB stadium faces financing and timing questions. Bally’s plans a $1.19 billion, multi-phase mixed-use buildout. LVCVA says Bally’s lacks financing and asked for a plan by August. Bally’s Q1 cash was $559.3M vs $4.3B net debt; GLPI may fund up to $125M.
6 min readChicago City Council members say Bally’s contract requires completion of the full River West casino complex, including a 34-story, 500-key hotel and other amenities, despite Bally’s pausing nongaming work. The pause followed Chicago’s legalization of video gambling terminals. Bally’s cited concessions and a possible unpaid $4 million annual fee. Illinois Gaming Board licenses were granted, and a hearing is planned.
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