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Caesars Entertainment's online gaming arm; record $1.41B revenue FY2025 (+21% YoY), Adjusted EBITDA $236M (2x YoY). Exploring spinoff from parent company.
Caesars Digital is the online gaming division of Caesars Entertainment, the largest U.S. casino-hotel operator. Launched following the 2020 merger of Caesars Entertainment and Eldorado Resorts, the digital arm operates Caesars Sportsbook & Casino, Caesars Palace Online Casino, and Horseshoe Online Casino across 25+ U.S. states. The division leverages the Caesars Rewards loyalty program—the largest land-based casino loyalty program in the U.S. with over 65 million enrolled members—to acquire and retain digital players at significantly lower cost than digital-only competitors.\n\nCaesars Digital's technology platform runs on William Hill's sportsbook infrastructure following Caesars' $4B acquisition of the British bookmaker in 2021. The company has steadily improved product quality and expanded its online casino footprint, with iGaming driving the fastest revenue growth. Caesars operates three distinct online casino brands to capture different player segments and geographic markets.\n\nCaesars Digital posted record FY2025 revenue of $1.41B (+21% YoY vs. $1.16B in 2024), with adjusted EBITDA more than doubling from $117M to $236M. Q4 2025 delivered a record $85M in Adjusted EBITDA, nearly four times the prior year. The strong performance led analysts to suggest Caesars Digital may be worth more than Caesars Entertainment's entire market cap, prompting management to explore a potential spinoff of the digital business.
Fast-rising U.S. sportsbook reaching ~8.3% GGR market share mid-2025; $178M NY revenue FY2025 (+100% YoY). Backed by Michael Rubin's Fanatics Inc.
Fanatics Betting & Gaming is the sports betting and online casino arm of Fanatics, Inc., the licensed sports merchandise and trading card giant founded by Michael Rubin. Fanatics entered sports betting in 2023 by acquiring the U.S. assets of PointsBet for approximately $150M, instantly gaining multi-state licenses and an operational sportsbook platform. The brand launched consumer-facing sportsbooks across 20+ states, leveraging Fanatics' database of 95+ million sports merchandise customers as a differentiated acquisition channel.\n\nFanatics Betting's competitive moat lies in its ecosystem integration: loyalty points earned on Fanatics merchandise, collectibles, and ticketing can be used on the sportsbook, creating cross-category engagement unique among sports betting operators. Its FanCash rewards program bridges physical and digital sports commerce. The company is investing heavily in technology, user experience, and promotional marketing, running at a significant near-term loss as it builds market share.\n\nFanatics Betting reached approximately 8.3% of U.S. sports betting gross gaming revenue in mid-2025, positioning itself for a podium finish behind FanDuel and DraftKings. In New York, Fanatics generated $178.8M in revenue during FY2025—essentially doubling its 2024 performance. CEO Michael Rubin has projected that sports betting could account for 40% of Fanatics' total profits by 2027. The company projects net losses of ~$300M in 2025 and ~$150M in 2026 before reaching profitability.
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