Showing posts with label gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gaming. Show all posts

Friday, October 02, 2020

Top Sports Betting Stocks

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Sports are coming back. Online betting is increasing. What companies are benefiting?

Two years ago, the Supreme Court allowed betting on sports in all states, with each state deciding whether to allow this form of gambling or not. Several states have already legalized online sports betting. Many more states are considering legislation. These changes should lead to more online gambling, and a transition from illegal gambling to legal betting.

Even NBC Sports Broadcaster Jim Kozimor mentioned in an interview that sports betting will be an extremely strong growth industry.

So if you are looking for a way to profit from sports gambling, you should look at the stocks that should benefit from the online betting on sports events.

DraftKings (DKNG) is one of the largest pure plays in the online sports betting arena. This was one of the stocks that was created from a SPAC. Revenues for this $20.6 billion market cap company were up 23.6% for the latest quarter. Earnings are minimal giving it a price to earnings ratio of over 1000.

Flutter Entertainment (PDYPY) is one of the largest daily fantasy sports providers and a leader in the legal sports betting market. The company was formerly named Paddy Power Betfair. This $25 billion market cap company trades at 47.5 times earnings.

Boyd Gaming Corp. (BYD), an operator of a company that runs over a dozen casinos across the United States, offers its B Connected Sports app in order to take advantage of increased legalization. The stock trades at 30.9 times forward earnings.

to see a list of over 20 companies that may benefit from online sports betting and Internet gambling, sorted in order of market cap, click HERE.Maybe some of these stocks will win big.

Disclosure: Author owns DKNG

Sunday, December 08, 2013

Will Legalized Online Gambling Help the Casino Stocks?

Two days before Thanksgiving, online Internet casinos opened in New Jersey, becoming the third state, in addition to Nevada and Delaware, to legalize online gaming. ('Gaming' in this article refers to gambling, not computer games.) Investors are wondering if this will help or hurt the terra firma casinos.

The Online Gambling Supporters

According to recent Bloomberg interviews, MGM Resorts International (MGM) is definitely going after online poker. Caesars Entertainment (CZR) is also a champion for online casinos.

MGM Borgata

MGM's Borgata casino in New Jersey is one of the first six casinos that received approval to offer Internet gambling. The company also owns resorts in Nevada, Michigan, and Mississippi, along with the MGM Macau Resort. The stock trades at 92 times forward earnings but generated negative earnings for the latest quarter on a 9.4% rise in revenues.

Caesars Entertainment

Caesars Entertainment is the largest casino company in the country, and owns Caesars Atlantic City in New Jersey.  It is also ne of the leaders in online gambling as it has Internet casino games in the United Kingdom, France, and Italy. Caesars has also generated negative quarterly earnings, and had a 3% drop in revenues.

Will Wynn Win?

One of the casino companies that is holding back on online gaming for now, and appears to be in better shape from a financial standpoint is Wynn Resorts (WYNN). Wynn trades at 28 times trailing earnings, 23 times forward earnings, and reported a stupendous jump of 62.5% in earnings for the quarter on a 7.1% boost in revenues. The stock even sports a decent yield of 2.5%.

Other Casino Stocks

If you want to gamble on gambling related stocks, there are over a dozen to choose from. You can get a free list of casino stocks at WallStreetNewsNetwork.com, which shows the PE ratio, the forward PE, the PEG, the yield, and the locations of operations.

Disclosure: Author didn't own any of the above at the time the article was written.

By Stockerblog.com




Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Are Casino Stocks Worth a Bet?


Maryland now has its first casino, developed by Penn National Gaming Inc. (PENN). Pinnacle Entertainment Inc. (PNK) is opening a new casino in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Genting New York is developing a casino at Aqueduct. Thunder Valley Casino Resort in California is offering the first casino helicopter service in the state. The recent opening of SugarHouse Casino makes Philadelphia the largest U.S. city with casino gambling.

The gaming industry is hot, and it doesn't seem to matter whether the casino companies are making money or losing money. There are actually a couple ways to play this game: the gaming machine providers and the casinos themselves. WallStreetNewsNetwork.com has turned up over 20 of these casino stocks.

WMS Industries Inc. (WMS) is a way to play the supplier industry. It develops, makes, and markets gaming machines and video lottery terminals, including slot machines and video poker gaming machines. The stock sports a forward price to earnings ratio of 14.8, and carries a very favorable price earnings growth ratio of 0.60. Jefferies just initiated coverage with a Buy rating. The debt free company has $166 million in cash. Earnings for the latest quarter were up 18% and the next earnings announcement is scheduled for October 25.

Wynn Resorts Ltd. (WYNN) is one of the major casino operators, with two casinos in Las Vegas and one in Macau. The stock carries a forward PE ratio of 39 and a PEG ratio of 1.91. It even pays a yield of 1.1%. Earnings for the latest quarter were up over 105%. The next upcoming earnings announcement is October 27.

For a free list of casino and casino related stocks that can be downloaded and sorted, go to WallStreetNewsNetwork.com.

Author does not own any of the above.

By Stockerblog.com