Full House Resorts reportedly generated $75.7m in revenue in the third quarter, up from $71.5m a year earlier, but recorded an $8.6m loss after a $4.6m profit. Cash flow fell to $11.7m from $20.6m, while gaming revenue at its expanded Cripple Creek operations rose 115% year on year, the company’s chief executive said.
Investors can balance Full House’s revenue growth against its quarterly loss and reduced cash flow.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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