North America's gambling market is set to end 2024 on a positive note. While development is anticipated to slow down next year, Chad Beynon, the Wall Street analyst from Macquarie, forecasts a significant rebound in 2026.
In recent years, bookmakers have experienced substantial evolution in the US. The majority of locals now have access to all types of sports wagering, with only a few states still to legalise this activity. The same applies to the gambling industry in general.
Mr Beynon recently shared insights with CDC Gaming, highlighting key figures. The analyst observed that Q2 2024 outcomes surpassed all expectations.
Mr Beynon noted that a robust beginning of Q2 2024 was boosted by events such as:
Projected year-over-year income growth for Q2 2024 is as follows:
Despite a flat online betting hold, operators are expected to post solid results for the period. Thus, it is anticipated that DraftKings, Flutter, and RSI's North American segments are set up nicely to outperform in the second quarter.
Earlier this year, these companies revised their income guidance:
According to Mr Beynon, most operators are on track to meet or exceed income guidance, reflecting optimism for the industry’s performance.
Expected revenue increase for the whole current year is as follows:
Growth is predicted to slow to 11% in 2025. Yet, Mr Beynon's report forecasts a fast recovery in 2026, with online gaming revenue anticipated to increase by 27% year-over-year.
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