BetRivers owner Rush Street grows revenue 39% but sees October at low end of 2026 guidance
Rush Street Interactive kept its 2026 revenue guidance but said October trading points to the low end of the range, after raising its outlook a quarter earlier. With online casino at 75% of revenue, the warning is fresh operator evidence that US online casino growth is cooling heading into the fourth quarter. The post BetRivers owner Rush Street grows revenue 39% but sees October at low end of…
Rush Street Interactive, the owner of BetRivers, reported a 39% increase in revenue for Q3 2026, but warns that October trading could be at the lower end of its 2026 revenue guidance. The company reaffirmed a growth range of 38% to 41% for 2026, with adjusted EBITDA guidance remaining at $245 million to $265 million. Despite a 93% increase in net income to $28.7 million, the company acknowledges that North American online casino growth is slowing down heading into the fourth quarter.
The online casino share of revenue rose to 75%, indicating that US online casino demand may be cooling. The warning comes after a record revenue of $393.8 million in Q2, which led to an upward revision of full-year guidance. Rush Street Interactive attributes the revenue slowdown to a softer market in North America, particularly Michigan, where statewide iGaming revenue saw a slight decline in September.
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