Stephen Grambling
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- Goldman Sachs9 min
The Rise of Sports Gambling in the US
Goldman Sachs Research projects the US online sports betting market will reach $39 billion by 2033, driven by the post-PASPA legalization framework and a strategic convergence between media companies and gambling operators targeting users under 40. While the industry anticipates a 40% annual growth rate outpacing e-commerce, New York's proposed restrictive lottery model with over 50% taxation threatens to compress operator margins and potentially redirect consumers to offshore channels. Ultimately, the inclusion or exclusion of New York from the forecast marginally adjusts the total addressable market between $36 billion and $40 billion, underscoring the sector's substantial potential despite varying state-level regulatory risks.
- Goldman Sachs8 min
Measuring the Reopening of Lodging, Leisure and Gaming
Goldman Sachs Research evaluated 28 gaming, lodging, and leisure stocks against a new recovery framework, achieving a 32% outperformance over the S&P 500 driven by strong forward bookings and a $1.3 trillion influx of consumer savings. Analysts cite China's travel normalization as a leading indicator that U.S. activity will undergo a significant step-function shift by mid-year following broad vaccine distribution. The firm concludes that while the sector faces long-term structural changes like the "bleisure" trend and digital transformation, current valuations remain attractive relative to the broader market's recovery potential.