Caesars Entertainment disclosed an increase in revenue for the second quarter of 2026, with the growth from its regional casinos assisting in countering sluggishness in its Las Vegas operations.
Overall revenues rose by 3% compared to previous year’s figures reaching $2.99 billion as opposed to $2.91 billion in Q2 20525. It also has managed to reduce its losses for $62 ($0.30 a share) against the outcome of $82 ($0.39 a share) registered in the same period of the previous year.
The adjusted EBITDA rate, nevertheless, has diminished by 3.7% from $955 million in Q2 of last year to $920 million this time.
The strongest contributions came from regional casinos. Revenues here have soared by 9.4% to reach $1.57 billion, whereas the adjusted EBITDA has increased by 11.2% to reach $488 million. The segment has also returned to profitability recording $23 million profit after having registered the loss of $11 million the previous year.
The numbers also include the one for Caesars Windsor in Ontario, which has been fully controlled by Caesars since March of this year according to the agreement signed with the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
Las Vegas remained the company’s weakest-performing market. Revenue fell 3.5% to $1.02 billion, while adjusted EBITDA dropped 12.6% to $410 million. Attributable profit from the segment also declined, falling from $212 million to $156 million.