Gaming stocks had mixed results in the week covered by the report, with the Roundhill Sports Betting & iGaming ETF outperforming the S&P 500 for a third consecutive week. Genius Sports gained 7.55%; the company forecast 2028 revenue of $1.2bn and adjusted EBITDA of $365m at its 3 December investor day.
Genius Sports’ 2028 outlook gives investors figures to assess the company’s projected revenue and profitability.
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Playtika Holdings shares rose 14.23% last week after the company announced a review of strategic alternatives, according to the report. The company formed a special committee of independent directors to assess options across its portfolio. The report said the announcement prompted market speculation about a possible sale or merger; no transaction was announced.
Genius Sports raised its full-year guidance after reporting a $10.4m operating profit for the three months to 30 September 2026, compared with a $25.6m loss a year earlier. Revenue rose to $269.9m, while net loss narrowed to $15.7m; the company attributed Media growth mainly to its acquisition of Legend.
Genius Sports lifted its full-year guidance for a third straight quarter. The company reported an operating profit of $10.4m, against a loss of $25.6m the year before.
Genius Sports reported Q3 revenue of $270m, up 62%, according to the report. Media revenue rose 126%, primarily driven by the acquisition of the Covers.com parent earlier in 2026.
Q3 revenue at Genius Sports reached $270m, a 62% uplift, with the Legend acquisition credited as a help. The supplier reported that media revenue surged 126%, driven mainly by its purchase of the parent company of Covers.com earlier this year.
Corsair Gaming and Genius Sports were among the week’s share-price gainers after reporting second-quarter results, according to the report. Corsair reported revenue of $314.3m and raised its annual guidance, while Genius Sports reported revenue of $196m and also increased its full-year outlook.
Reportedly, Genius Sports lifted its 2026 guidance after second-quarter revenue rose 64.7%. In its first quarter as a combined business with Legend, media revenue nearly tripled, while acquisition costs weighed on results.