Eight of the ten European gambling stocks tracked reportedly rose in the week to 6 November 2026, while the FTSE 100 fell 0.52%. Sportradar gained 12.55% to $13.54 around its third-quarter results; Flutter fell 1.08% to $81.70 after cutting its 2026 guidance.
The weekly moves and guidance changes provide investors with a snapshot of listed gambling companies’ performance.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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Relax Gaming is launching its RLX Gaming aggregation service in the United States, with ReelPlay named as its first partner. The round-up also reports multiple studios' game releases, including titles from Playtech, PopOK Gaming, Nolimit City and others.
Short sellers have recorded at least $2.3 billion in paper gains from online gambling stocks during 2026, reportedly, as share prices fell. The reported estimate includes about $2 billion from Flutter’s decline and $351 million from positions against DraftKings; the figures are estimates rather than realised returns.
BetGoodwin is reportedly considering an initial public offering on London's AIM market that could value the online bookmaker at around £80m, Sky News reported. The company has reportedly engaged Allenby Capital to advise on the potential listing. The move would come as shares in Entain and Rank Group have fallen sharply in 2026.
Sportradar agreed a $170m sale, European Gaming reported in its gambling stocks review for 5–9 October. Six of the nine stocks tracked gained during the week, while Citi upgraded Flutter.
Playtech chief executive Mor Weizer and chief financial officer Chris McGinnis declined to answer questions about the company’s ongoing New Jersey litigation with Evolution during its H1 earnings call. Weizer said he could not discuss the litigation.