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The past week demonstrated a notable positive trend for the iGaming and gambling stock market, with major companies recovering from their losses in the previous week.
Large-cap companies saw a strong comeback with DraftKings gaining the most, while Flutter Entertainment also reported an increase. Meanwhile, small companies exhibited wild fluctuations, with Sports Entertainment Gaming Global posting the>

Rank	Ticker	Company	Market Cap	Change	Volume	Revenue
1	FLUT	Flutter Entertainment plc	17.45B	1.91%	1,686,812	17.16B
2	DKNG	DraftKings Inc.	12.28B	4.34%	11,740,824	6.22B
3	SGHC	Super Group (SGHC) Limited	7.03B	1.47%	1,848,189	2.43B
4	RSI	Rush Street Interactive, Inc.	6.13B	0.27%	2,179,992	1.37B
5	CHDN	Churchill Downs Incorporated	5.85B	1.34%	918,422	2.99B
6	BRSL	Brightstar Lottery PLC	1.98B	1.31%	2,654,131	2.47B
7	ACEL	Accel Entertainment, Inc.	941.84M	0.61%	294,167	1.39B
8	CDRO	Codere Online Luxembourg, S.A.	423.78M	0.11%	7,271	247.04M
9	MRDN	Meridian Holdings Inc.	173.46M	–	79,241	197.19M
10	INSE	Inspired Entertainment, Inc.	134.43M	-3.23%	413,057	281.40M
11	ROLR	High Roller Technologies, Inc.	67.83M	-0.16%	22,530	15.63M
12	GRSD	Grandstand Limited	63.36M	-1.11%	99,845	163.42M
13	BRAG	Bragg Gaming Group Inc.	41.20M	2.29%	11,938	117.71M
14	SEGG	Sports Entertainment Gaming Global Corporation	11.60M	17.11%	119,728	559.59K

Large-Cap Leaders

• Flutter Entertainment plc (+1.91%): Flutter reversed last week’s decline of 2.18% and gained 1.91%. The company is still the largest company in terms of capitalization in the industry at the moment.
• DraftKings Inc. (+4.34%): DraftKings’ market capitalization has reached $12.28B, while the trading volume increased to over 40% to reach 11.74 million shares.
• Super Group (+1.47%): Despite a 1.27% decline in the previous week, Super Group has recovered and gained 1.47%. Despite the positive weekly trend, the company’s market capitalization declined slightly to $7.03B.
• Rush Street Interactive (+0.27%): RSI returned to the positive territory after it lost 0.34% in the previous week.
• Churchill Downs Incorporated (+1.34%): Churchill Downs has made a solid recovery from its previous week’s 3.56% drop, gaining 1.34% in the recent week.

Mid-Tier

• Brightstar Lottery PLC (+1.31%): Brightstar Lottery rebounded from the previous week’s 0.35% loss to record an increase of 1.31%. Trading volumes were also way up and more than doubled, reaching over 2.65 million shares, which makes Brightstar one of the most traded mid-cap companies on the market.
• Accel Entertainment (+0.61%): Accel’s stock remained in the positive territory for the second week in a row. Overall, the company’s stable weekly performance distinguishes it from some other volatile players in the sector.
• Codere Online (+0.11%): The company demonstrated very minimal growth of only 0.11%, despite the increase in the capitalization of the company to $423.78M.
• Meridian Holdings: Meridian has mostly remained flat for the week with a slight increase in market capitalization to $173.46M.
• Inspired Entertainment (-3.23%): Inspired Entertainment became one of the weakest performers in the sector this week, falling 3.23% after remaining unchanged in the previous snapshot.

Small-cap

• Sports Entertainment Gaming Global (+17.11%): SEGG experienced the largest increase in the current snapshot, gaining 17.11%. The market cap of $8.90 million rose to $11.60 million, making a nominal gain of about 30%.
• Bragg Gaming (+2.29%): Bragg Gaming rose from a stagnant low last week to a gain of 2.29%. The stock’s market cap remained approximately at $41.20 million and the volume declined.
• High Roller Technologies (-0.16%): High Roller Technologies reversed its gain of last week, when it gained 6.67%, and went slightly down by 0.16%. The market cap declined to $67.83 million.
• Grandstand Limited (-1.11%): Grandstand has repeated the decline trend of last week and dropped down by 1.11% after a decrease of 0.52% the week before.

There was some positive sentiment amongst gambling stocks as the majority of top companies posted positive results.
DraftKings was a star performer among large-caps with a gain of 4.34%. It recorded a significant volume, trading over 11.7 million shares. Flutter also returned to growth with a 1.91% gain, while RSI, Super Group, Brightstar Lottery, and Churchill Downs saw increases as well.
SEGG posted a 17.11% increase which is rare in the sector lately, alongside a surge in trading volume. On the other hand, Inspired Entertainment went down by 3.23%, with an increase of volume attached to this drop.
Overall, there seem to be signs of recovery in the sector after last week’s losses as investors are re-engaging with major operators while willing to take risks with small-cap gaming stocks too.