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Adjusted EBITDA fell 25% despite a modest revenue increase, prompting the lower annual forecast.

Adjusted EBITDAR was $501.8 million at a 33.7% segment margin, and the company cited a record retail quarter.

The $22 million campaign ended in defeat, a result read as a cautionary signal for other states weighing iGaming and online wagering expansion.

The loss comes as Strip pricing softens, a key profitability lever for the largest Las Vegas operator.

Executives said debt reduction is a priority after what the CEO called an eventful quarter.

The guidance lift follows Q3 deals with the two largest prediction market companies and a narrowing net loss.

No judge sought a full-court vote, leaving the panel's unanimous ruling against Kalshi standing in the sports event contracts dispute.

Arguments centered on sports sponsorship exposure of roughly BRL1 billion and household debt, with industry warning a ban could push bettors to illegal platforms.

The drop tracks weaker Macau gaming trends, where revenue fell 10% even as visitor numbers rose.

The divergence suggests per-visitor spend is weakening in the world's largest gaming hub.

Sports betting and online gaming were the group's fastest growing division; shareholders vote on the Lottomatica combination on November 30.

Analysts and Penn's CEO see sector implications from state races, while national impact is not expected in the near term.

The flip raises the possibility of casino legislation advancing in Texas, a long-closed major market.

The operator said spending will cover technology, staff training and sports sponsorships as it chases market leadership.

The Caesars subsidiary expands its Nevada retail sportsbook footprint under the deal.

A $79.1 million share-based compensation charge drove the loss; management touted returns on casino property investments.

Flynn joins from CDK Global; Schneider had served as interim CEO since September.

The NFL kickoff drove a sharp year-over-year gain in the regulated Ontario market.

The drop extends pressure on the company's Virginia historical horse racing expansion.

The statewide decline contrasts with gains on the Las Vegas Strip.

The sportsbook supplier cited both event-driven volume and automation in trading.

The figure highlights the scale of the unlicensed channel in the Netherlands' regulated market.

The company said it will keep building its Africa presence alongside UK expansion.

The tie-up introduces Boyd's casino resorts to Sonesta's loyalty and booking customers.

Potential retirements before 2028 could affect the landmark sports event contracts decision, with prediction markets in the balance.

The rule adds identity checks on payment methods, tightening Spain's AML and consumer protections.

The networked jackpot pool grows as more players participate, a first for the state.

A last-minute extension to the EU notification period pushes ratification to mid-December.

Quebec's new government backs regulated iGaming and Alberta is advancing its own framework.

The shakeup comes as the UK national lottery operator changes chief executives.

The Malta-based affiliate continues a cost reduction program while budgeting for market expansion.

The result marks a quarterly high for the Canadian online operator.

The 96.5% stake purchase contributed EUR10.5 million over the first nine months of 2026.

The operator posted 7% growth in Illinois with fewer venues and machines.

The Breeze section is aimed at guests who avoid smoking, a growing segment of casino patrons.

The policy reminder arrives amid wider scrutiny of gambling marketing on social platforms.

The tax hike remains in place despite operator objections.

The evaluation points to a substantial gap in youth protection at physical betting shops.