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Churchill Downs closes on-site sports betting at its Kentucky racecourse

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Churchill Downs has closed its on-site sports betting operation at its Louisville racecourse, citing the shift to mobile wagering. Director of Operations Darren Rogers said 98% of sports betting was made through mobile platforms and that the venue would focus resources elsewhere. The company said two Derby City gambling venues would continue taking live sports bets, and winning tickets could still be redeemed.

The closure ends retail sports betting at the racecourse while leaving wagering available at two other Churchill Downs venues.

End-of-day close Churchill Downs (CHDN), USD, to 31 March 2025
Story date31 December 202431 March 2025

Latest reported results

Churchill Downs NASDAQ: CHDN

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 696.0m10-Q filing 0000020212-26-000084
Operating income
USD 143.0m10-Q filing 0000020212-26-000084

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