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Company Secures Funding, Acquires Rhode Island Property, and Commits Funds for Chicago…

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What happened

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The company reported Total Revenue of $435.4 million, a 9.5% increase compared to the third quarter of 2025, and Adjusted EBITDA of $413.9 million, rising 13% from the prior year. The company secured funding for a Rhode Island landside project, acquiring Bally's Lincoln for $700 million. Additionally, it committed $940 million to a project in Chicago.

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Why it matters

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The financial metrics reflect strong growth, with Full Year 2026 AFFO guidance updated to $1.222 billion to $1.225 billion. The acquisitions in Rhode Island and the major funding commitment for the Chicago project indicate significant capital deployment into real property assets in both locations.

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Who's involved

  • BallyThe company making the real property acquisitions and project commitments.
  • Rhode IslandThe location where the $700 million real property asset was acquired.
  • ChicagoThe location receiving a $940 million commitment for a major new project.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Rhode IslandSpeculative

    The acquisition of major real property assets might increase local property values and tax revenue in Rhode Island.

Possible ripples

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