Bally’s Provides Update on Long-term ESG Strategy

Bally’s Corporation announced a number of notable accomplishments regarding the Company’s long-term environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategy.

Among them is the establishment by the Board of Directors of an official committee that will oversee further development of Bally’s ESG initiatives (the ESG Committee). Robeson Reeves, President Interactive, will chair the ESG Committee, which will also include Soo Kim, Chairman of the Board, Lee Fenton, Bally’s CEO, and Wanda Y. Wilson, an independent director of Bally’s since 2019.

The ESG Committee will be responsible for continuing to formulate ESG strategies and goals, identify and evaluate ESG risks and impacts, and oversee ESG practices at Bally’s.

In addition, Bally’s recently completed a Company-wide sustainability audit, which will help shape its long-term ESG strategy. As part of that strategy, Bally’s is preparing this quarter to publish its Sustainability Accounting Standards Board metrics for fiscal year 2021, detailing the Company’s ongoing focus on environmental excellence, strong governance, and safe operations. Beginning next quarter, Bally’s will begin reporting under the UN Social Development Goals framework.

“Bally’s is committed to expanding its role as a responsible leader in the gaming industry, serving as an integral partner in the communities in which we operate, and providing transparency to our investors and other stakeholders on ESG topics. Our recent accomplishments represent the first, important steps towards achieving this goal, and I look forward to providing updates as additional progress is made,” Robeson Reeves, President Interactive and Chair of the ESG Committee, said.

In addition to the above-noted accomplishments, Bally’s has also enhanced its responsible gaming platform, attaining the highest rating under GamCare’s Safer Gambling Standard, and launching the “Game in Good Hands” customer promise of a trustworthy, rewarding and responsible brand portfolio. Bally’s also committed, as part of its ongoing support for local and national non-profit organizations, to increase funding of the Bally’s Foundation, which donated more than $3 million in 2021 to programs aimed at curing mental health disease.