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- 4y agoDKNGPENNFLTR-IERSICramer says wait for industry consolidation before buying online sports gambling stocksCNBC"Until we see fewer promotional deals and more M&A deals, these online sports gambling stocks ... are very difficult to own," the "Mad Money" host said.
- 4y agoCZRRSIDKNGFLTR-IEYou can now legally bet on sports from your phone in New York, just in time for the NFL regular-season finaleCNBCFanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars Sportsbook and Rush Street Interactive are launching New York's first mobile sports betting, but investors are still skeptical.
- 5y agoFLTR-IESBGISports tech firm Sportradar renews deal with FanDuel after announcing $100 million IPOCNBCSportradar has extended its deal to supply FanDuel with official data from pro leagues, including the National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball.
- 5y agoDMYDFLTR-IEDKNGCZR+1NFL data rights owner Genius Sports closes $1.5 billion mergerCNBCGenius Sports said it will trade on the NYSE under ticker "GENI" with $145 million in cash and no debt.
- 5y agoFLTR-IEFOXADKNGFox files lawsuit against Flutter over FanDuel ownership stake as IPO loomsCNBCFox has filed a lawsuit against Flutter, the owner of FanDuel, about how to properly value an option Fox says it owns to buy an 18.6% stake in FanDuel.
- 5y agoDKNGFLTR-IEHere are all the states that will vote whether to legalize sports betting this yearCNBC2021 is a crucial year for sports betting sites like DraftKings and FanDuel.
- 5y agoFLTR-IEGOOGLCMCSAVZSports betting company Flutter considers spinning out FanDuel to boost valueCNBCFlutter considers spinning out FanDuel to capture investor excitement on sports betting as 19 states get set to vote on mobile legalization in 2021.
- 6y agoBETZDKNGCHDNFLTR-IEInvestment advisor Roundhill capitalizes from gambling stocks boom with hot 'BETZ' ETFCNBCShares of companies in the online sports betting and digital gambling space have rallied amid coronavirus and one investment advisor has taken advantage of the trend.
- 6y agoPENNMGMCZRDEAC+2Coronavirus may sway regulators to allow casinos to say good-bye to cashCNBCCasinos are the world's largest legal ecosystem of cash. States currently don't permit cashless payments on casino floors. But the threat of coronavirus could change that as the CDC urges contactless payments.