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GLPI reports higher second-quarter revenue amid questions over Bally’s Chicago project

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Gaming & Leisure Properties reported second-quarter 2025 revenue of $394.4m, up from $380.6m a year earlier. CEO Peter Carlino said the company was satisfied with its position despite questions about Bally’s Chicago casino project, while executives said its economic terms had not changed.

GLPI reported higher second-quarter revenue while questions remain about Bally’s Chicago project, whose economic terms executives said were unchanged.

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