PROVIDENCE – Bally’s Corp., the operator of Rhode Island’s two casinos and more than a dozen other casinos nationwide, reported a $567.75 million loss for 2024 as it took larger write-downs on the value of its assets and saw smaller gains on its sale-leaseback strategy on casino properties. The 2024 loss is three times bigger
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