The Indiana casino was negatively impacted, according to Bally’s execs, by historical-horse-racing machines proliferating in Kentucky. Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Evansville were all identified as soft spots in the company’s financial performance.
We remain confident in our expectations” of $50 million a year in cash flow from the temporary, which will operate through September 2026. Bally’s President George Papanier started by blaming Illinois regulators for “a three-month delay” in opening the temporary, before praising “trending volumes on a week-over-week basis.
