Boyd Q2: Regional Gains Offset Vegas Slump

July 24, 20264 Sources

Boyd's Q2 results highlight a clear split: Midwest and South revenue rose 3% with EBITDA up 4% and margins near 38% as guests stayed closer to home.

Las Vegas destination traffic remains soft, hitting The Orleans and Suncoast construction, though other locals properties grew 4% revenue.

Online and managed segments lifted full-year guidance while the company continued buybacks and renovations.

Operators: track this consumer shift toward regional play.

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