Strong Group Revenue Growth
Group revenue grew 17% year-over-year in Q1 2026, driven by acquisitions (Snai, Betnacional) and a positive year-over-year swing in sports results.
Robust iGaming Performance
Total iGaming revenue increased 28% year-over-year; FanDuel iGaming AMPs rose 10% with iGaming revenue up 19%, driven by direct casino player expansion and improved frequency among higher-value cohorts.
Sportsbook Revenue Growth
Sportsbook revenue grew 10% year-over-year with improving headline KPIs across the quarter and sequential improvements in AMPs, handle and structural revenue margin.
U.S. Product & Loyalty Momentum
Launches and enhancements (early win promotions, loyalty program rollout, Bet Protect+ industry-first product) showed very positive early adoption—Bet Protect+ adoption rates were double expectations and initial loyalty cohorts responded positively.
International Market Strength (Italy & Brazil)
Italy: #1 online operator with Snai migration completed end-April (~2 million accounts) and Sisal’s MyCombo driving parlay penetration (multi-leg bets contributed ~50% of prematch soccer handle; >30% of bets had 5+ legs). Brazil: Betnacional AMPs were over 40% higher year-over-year.
Prediction Market Early Wins & Market-Making
Prediction market initiatives progressing: One App launched to serve both sportsbook and prediction customers; market-making services began on a major third-party platform in April with encouraging early indicators and plans to launch the group's market-making platform in coming months.
Operating Cash Flow Improvement
Net cash provided by operating activities increased $142 million, up 76% year-over-year, primarily due to a favorable year-over-year swing in player funds (~$153 million) related to the Sisal lottery payout timing.
Capital Allocation & Buybacks
Buyback program ongoing: $190 million returned to shareholders as of May 1 toward the planned $250 million tranche; disciplined capital allocation and focus on deleveraging while maintaining buyback flexibility.
Cost Transformation Progress
International cost efficiency program on track to deliver a $300 million run-rate by year-end; ongoing cost savings and further phase of transformation being defined for 2027+.