Boyd Gaming reported revenue of $967.5m for the second quarter of 2024, up from $917m a year earlier. Net income was $139.8m, compared with $192.5m in the year-earlier quarter, while the company said its online segment recorded double-digit year-on-year growth in revenue and adjusted EBITDAR.
Revenue and online growth rose while net income fell, offering investors contrasting signals about Boyd’s quarterly performance.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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FanDuel surrendered its Nevada registration and licences after parent company Flutter announced plans to launch a sports event-contract app with CME Group in December, reportedly. The planned app would offer contracts on sports and other events, subject to regulatory filings; Nevada’s Gaming Control Board considers sports event contracts wagering under state law.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reportedly approved temporary licences for sportsbook operators ahead of the state’s planned 1 December 2025 market launch. The named operators include FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM, Fanatics and bet365; DraftKings and Circa had received approvals earlier.
The Missouri Gaming Commission issued temporary mobile sports betting licences to nine operators ahead of the market’s planned 1 December launch. Licensees must obtain approval for internal controls and house rules before they can begin live wagering; account registration and deposits may start on 17 November subject to compliance with proposed state regulations.
Fanatics announced a market-access partnership with Boyd Gaming in Missouri, ahead of the state’s planned 1 December sports betting launch. Fanatics plans to offer online and in-person sportsbooks; applications for tethered licences are due 12 September, while the Missouri Gaming Commission has awarded two untethered licences to DraftKings and Circa.
Nevada Gaming Commission members raised concerns about FanDuel’s proposed prediction-market activity during an August 21 meeting, warning that it could conflict with state law. Flutter legal counsel Erica Okerberg said the company had not decided which contracts it might offer, or where and when; she said the CME Group partnership remained exploratory. FanDuel also said it had no current plan to partner with Kalshi.