Full House Resorts Posts 5.6% Q2 Revenue Gain to $78.1m and Narrows H1 Loss
2026-08-06
Source: Global Gaming Insider
Full House Resorts grew Q2 revenue 5.6% to $78.1m and improved its first-half net loss by 16.4% to $16.8m, with casino operations again the largest revenue contributor.
Full House Resorts reported revenue of $78.1m for Q2 2026, up 5.6% year over year, while first-half revenue reached $152.5m, a 2.3% increase. Quarterly adjusted EBITDA rose 19.5% to $13.3m, and the operator cut its net loss by 16.3% to $8.7m.
Quarterly breakdown
Casino operations led the quarter with $60.3m in revenue, up 5.8%. Food and beverage brought in $10.1m, an increase of 5%, and hotel revenue grew 11.7% to $4.2m. Other operations, including contract sports wagering, generated nearly $3.6m, down 2.7%.
The Midwest & South region contributed just over $61m, up 5.6%, while the West generated $15.5m, an increase of 7.3%.
First-half results
For the first half, the net loss totaled $16.8m, improving 16.4% from the prior-year period. Adjusted EBITDA for H1 increased 17% to $26.5m. Casino revenue rose 3.3% to $116m, food and beverage was nearly flat at $19.7m, hotel revenue increased 5% to $7.9m, and other operations fell 6.6% to $8.9m.
Revenue from the Midwest & South grew 4.7% to $120.4m in H1, while the West declined 3.2% to $29.1m.
By property, Chamonix Casino Hotel and Bronco Billy's Casino generated $13m in Q2 and $24.3m in H1, the latter up 4.3%. Grand Lodge Casino and Stockman's Casino produced $2.6m for the quarter and $4.9m for the half, an 11.6% decrease.