The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation selected Caesars Entertainment to continue as service provider for Windsor Casino under a 20-year agreement. The deal follows a competitive procurement and takes effect in early 2026; OLG requires Caesars to retain current casino employees for at least 18 months.
The agreement secures Caesars’ role at Windsor Casino and sets an employee-retention condition for the operator.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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Caesars Entertainment has denied speculation that its Planet Hollywood or Flamingo properties in Las Vegas are being sold. The rumours followed Fertitta Entertainment’s planned $17.6 billion acquisition of Caesars, which is expected to close next year; the source says neither property is currently up for sale.
Rumours that Planet Hollywood or Flamingo could be sold are inaccurate, the source reports. The speculation followed Fertitta Entertainment’s $17.6bn acquisition of Caesars Entertainment. The purchase is expected to close next year.
Caesars Entertainment reported third-quarter revenue of $2.9bn, up 2.5% year on year, and a net loss of $123m. Its adjusted EBITDA was $865m, while Caesars Digital’s adjusted EBITDA rose to $44m from $28m in Q3 2025. Separately, reports say chief executive Tom Reeg will lead Fertitta Entertainment’s leisure operations after its planned acquisition of Caesars; the report says Caesars skipped its quarterly call while a definitive agreement is pending.
Caesars and MGM executives said at the previous week’s Global Gaming Expo that they would avoid prediction markets because of Nevada licensing risks. MGM CEO Bill Hornbuckle and Caesars CEO Tom Reeg cited regulatory warnings and concerns about safeguards against insider trading.
Reportedly, the chief executives of Wynn Resorts, MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment reaffirmed Las Vegas's central role in US gambling at G2E on Tuesday. The speakers included Wynn Resorts chief executive Craig Billings, MGM Resorts International chief executive Bill Hornbuckle and Caesars Entertainment chief executive Tom Reeg.
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation has introduced a requirement for online players under 25 to set deposit limits. Players can choose daily, weekly or monthly limits; OLG said its measure reflects research indicating younger adults may be more vulnerable to gambling-related harm.