Bally’s Intralot has published its Q3 results, disclosing a significant boost in both revenue and operating profits in its first year since the €2.7bn deal that saw Intralot acquire Bally’s Interactive.
Meanwhile, the company’s next M&A move has hit a slight delay, with the Evoke acquisition now set to complete in Q1 2027.
In this episode of iGaming Daily, host Charlie Horner is joined by SBC News’ Patrick Killeen and iGaming Expert’s Christian Lee to dissect Bally’s Intralot’s performance and what it tells us about the shape of Europe’s iGaming sector.
Timestamps 00:00 – Bally’s Intralot Q3 results and Evoke delay
00:54 – Meet the guests
01:19 – Q3 headline figures
02:37 – Which markets are paying off?
05:00 – Absorbing the UK remote gaming duty hike
09:36 – US revenue decline and the pivot to B2C
11:13 – Evoke takeover: why the deal has slipped to Q1 2027
14:16 – Should the regulatory delays worry anyone?
15:38 – Can a combined Bally’s Intralot and Evoke challenge Flutter and Entain?
20:00 – Bally’s Intralot’s place in the wider European market
24:42 – Closing thoughts
Featuring:
Charlie Horner, Host
Patrick Killeen, SBC News
Christian Lee, iGaming Expert
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