Big iGaming Operators Start August With Week of Q2 Earnings Calls

MGM Resorts International kicks off the Q2 2022 earnings session on Wednesday, followed by Bally’s, Penn National, & Rush Street Interactive (RSI) on Thursday. DraftKings will report on Friday.
businessman in suit sits at computer that has financial reports and data displayed on the screen while listening to a call on his mobile phone, held up to his ear. Big iGaming Operators Start August With Week of Q2 Earnings Calls
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July 28, 2022

Five of the biggest companies involved in the US online poker, online casino, and sports betting industry will have their second-quarter earnings calls next week.

MGM Resorts International — which owns half of BetMGM, a 50-50 joint venture with Entain — kicks off the action for Q2 2022 with their call at 5 pm ET on Wednesday, August 3.

Three companies — Bally’s Corporation, Penn National Gaming (PNG), and Rush Street Interactive (RSI) — follow the next day, Thursday, August 4, at 8 am, 9 am, and 5 pm ET, respectively. DraftKings brings the week to a close with its call at 8:30 am ET Friday, August 5.

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What to Listen For in Q2 2022 Earnings

Each of the five companies has engaged in different projects under very different circumstances. Here is what to look for and expect from each call:

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