February Revenue Up 6.5% at Bally’s Chicago Casino, Admissions Reach All-Time High

Demolition to Begin this Summer at Permanent Casino Location; On Track for 2026 Opening Bally’s Chicago Casino reported February gross gaming revenue of $11.5 million, local tax allocations of more than $1 million, and nearly 106,000 visitors — all new records for Chicago’s first and only casino despite fewer operating days in the shortest month of the year. According to the company, the report marks six months of consecutive growth, “Our February adjusted gaming revenue of $9.9 million increased 6.5 percent over the prior month, and Bally’s Chicago has now exceeded more than half a million visitors at our temporary casino location in the historic Medinah Temple,” said Mark Wong, Vice President and General Manager. “These strong results bolster our enthusiasm as we forge ahead to demolition this summer and a 2026 opening of our world-class riverfront casino entertainment complex.” In a release, Bally’s Chicago Casino reported February results that indicate strong performance, including: Gross Gaming Revenue has grown steadily from $6.8 million in September to $11.5 million in February. Adjusted Gaming Revenue increased 6.5% to $9.9 million. Combined state and local tax allocations are the second highest in the state, totaling more than $2.2 million. Admissions reached an all-time...