Rush Street Interactive posted its best yearly results ever after wrapping up 2025 with an all-time high revenue, growing profits, and ongoing growth of its online casino customer base across North and South America.
RSI Revenue Tops $1.1B as Earnings Accelerate in 2025
The online betting and gaming company brought in about $1.13 billion in revenue for the year, showing an increase of over 20% compared to 2024. Profits grew at an even quicker pace, with adjusted earnings jumping and net income growing ten times year-over-year. The firm also finished the period with plenty of cash and zero debt, underscoring what leaders called a more streamlined business approach.
The company kept its momentum going into the last quarter. Revenue hit almost $325 million in the October-December period, marking the highest quarterly total ever reported. Earnings and net profit also jumped compared to the same time last year. Company leaders said better marketing, new products, and keeping customers happy led to this success, along with a steady rise in player numbers.
CEO Richard Schwartz pointed out that these results came from ongoing improvements, not just one-time gains. He highlighted that big upgrades to technology, reward programs, and how customers use the product have made the brand stronger. This has helped bring in more customers across different markets.
RSI Bets on User Growth and New Markets to Drive Future Gains
User growth continued to be a key factor. The number of monthly active users in the US and Canada grew by over a third, while Latin America saw even faster growth, with user engagement rising 50%. North American online casino activity showed strong momentum, supporting the company’s long-term focus on casino products as the heart of its strategy.
Despite more players, the revenue per user dropped in some areas. The company’s leaders said this decline was due to promotional offers and rules in Colombia, where tax changes led to more bonus spending that year. While this situation cut into profits, the company still believes the market had solid underlying growth and a bigger market share.
Looking ahead, the operator expects more growth in 2026. It projects revenue between $1.38 billion and $1.43 billion and a big jump in earnings. This forecast assumes current tax rules stay the same and does not include money from new areas.
A possible boost could come from a launch in Alberta, Canada. Bosses hinted this might happen later in the year if rules change as expected. The company also said it keeps an eye on new betting types like prediction markets, but these are not a top priority right now.
As more customers join and profits go up, leaders think the company starts the new year with a lot of energy. They see room to grow in regulated online gaming markets.
