A report tracks share-price movements among major industry players during September, including Better Collective, Rank Group and Genius Sports. Its headline refers to Brazil’s ban and tax changes, but the available text gives no figures or company-specific movements.
The coverage concerns investor monitoring of gambling companies’ share prices during September.
Quarter ended 30 June 2026
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Rank Group reported a 5% rise in like-for-like net gaming revenue to £216.1m for its fiscal first quarter ended 30 September. The company gave no further detail in the report.
JPMorgan Chase began covering Genius Sports with an Overweight rating and a USD8 share price target. Analysts estimated that agreements with Kalshi and Polymarket could eventually contribute up to USD35m in additional EBITDA.
Better Collective’s shares fell 37.16% over five days following Brazil’s betting ban announcement. Flutter’s shares declined 11.52% over the same period. It was reported that Better Collective estimated a €15m impact for the rest of 2026 and suspended its 2027 guidance.
Better Collective's share price fell 37.16% over five days following the announcement of a provisional measure to ban online gambling in Brazil, according to share price data cited in a report on 29 September 2026. The report said the decline came five days after President Lula's announcement and ahead of the first round of the election on 4 October.
Genius Sports has launched Prediction.com, a consumer platform that compares markets, prices and probabilities from multiple prediction-market operators. Developed through its Legend division, the service displays market information but does not let users trade contracts. In Italy, the report says, the platform may show prices from sites blocked by ADM without restoring direct access or enabling trading.
Genius Sports launched a prediction markets affiliate combining pricing and live sports data. Analysts expect investors to assess whether Legend helps Genius capture more prediction markets business.
Genius Sports launched a prediction markets affiliate site, Prediction.com, on Thursday, the company said. The site aggregates pricing and market information from multiple prediction market operations and combines it with live sports feeds, according to the company. It was developed by Legend, Genius Sports' consumer media and technology unit, which the company acquired last year for $1.2bn.