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The iGaming industry’s performance was bad for the entire week because most iGaming stocks fell during the course of the week, even though the company’s underlying revenue performance remained strong.
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Large-Cap Leaders

• Flutter Entertainment plc (-0.14%) – Flutterremains in the leading position within the overall iGaming market (with a total market cap of $19.18 billion and revenue of $17.02 billion).
• DraftKings Inc. (-3.40%) – DraftKingsremains the most actively traded iGaming stock this week and had the most volume traded (14.4 million shares), but it was also one of the most significant underperformers of all the major iGaming companies with respect to week–over–week performance.
• Rush Street Interactive (+0.99%) – This was one of the few companies during the week that had positive stock performance. Rush continues to benefit from its increasing online casino presence and sound growth management strategies.
• Super Group (SGHC) (-2.46%) – SuperGroup has faced moderate price pressure but still has a substantial market capitalization ($6.85 billion).
• Churchill Downs Incorporated (-0.15%) – Thiswas basically flat for the week and exhibited defensiveness as compared to other highly volatile, digital-first operators.

Mid-Tier Operators

• Brightstar Lottery (-0.84%) – This is a small drop compared to a number of players in this industry. The consistent cash flows generated from the company’s lottery based business model has continued to provide low volatility in comparison to traditional online casino operators.
• Accel Entertainment (1.57%) – Although it is down slightly, its range of performance compared to the higher growth areas still remained stable. The revenue streams from its distributed gaming business model are still considered reliable; however, investor interest in>Gambling.com Group (-6.56%)
  
• High Roller Technologies (-13.72%)
• Bragg Gaming (-2.98%)
• Sports Entertainment Gaming Global Corporation (-20.92%)

Overall, the sector remains fundamentally healthy from a revenue perspective, but market participants are becoming increasingly selective, favoring established operators over higher-risk growth plays.