Financial results for the three months ending June 30 showed net gaming revenue of $90.2 million, representing a 113% increase from Q2 2025. The latest performance follows significant growth achieved throughout 2025, when Betty roughly tripled both revenue and its active player base. In a statement cited by Canadian Gaming Business, Betty Canada said: “From a financial perspective, the combination of sustained revenue growth, improving gross margins and disciplined operating leverage has transformed the business into a consistently EBITDA-positive operation.” Before accepting its first wagers in Alberta, Betty had already secured more than 10,000 player registrations through pre-launch marketing efforts. Under that structure, local operations can operate under the Betty brand while licensing fees flow back to the parent company, Betty Gaming Ltd.