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Analysts assess Penn, Boyd and US igaming prospects

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Analysts at J.P. Morgan and Jefferies issued views on Penn Entertainment, Boyd Gaming and US gaming markets in notes dated 22–23 January. J.P. Morgan estimated Penn’s regional gross gaming revenue rose 3% year on year in Q4 2024 and Boyd’s Midwest and South revenue increased 5%; Jefferies discussed igaming legislation in several states. The source also reports that Massachusetts was debating legalisation, with a proposed 20% tax rate and $5m licence fee.

The estimates and legislative assessments inform investor views on operators and potential US igaming markets.

End-of-day close PENN Entertainment (PENN), USD, to 13 March 2025
Story date13 December 202413 March 2025

Latest reported results

PENN Entertainment NASDAQ: PENN

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 1.84bn
Operating income
USD 127.3m10-Q filing 0000921738-26-000028

Boyd Gaming NYSE: BYD

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 990.5m10-Q filing 0001437749-26-033786
Operating income
USD 194.9m10-Q filing 0001437749-26-033786

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