Gambling Market Stocks Snapshot: September 8–14, 2026

The past week demonstrated a notable positive trend for the iGaming and gambling stock market, with major companies recovering from their losses in the previous week. Large-cap companies saw a strong comeback with DraftKings gaining the most, while Flutter Entertainment also reported an increase. Meanwhile, small companies exhibited wild fluctuations, with Sports Entertainment Gaming Global posting the largest weekly growth of 17.11%. iGaming Sector: Weekly Stock Analysis Rank Ticker Company Market Cap Change Volume Revenue 1 FLUT Flutter Entertainment plc 17.45B 1.91% 1,686,812 17.16B 2 DKNG DraftKings Inc. 12.28B 4.34% 11,740,824 6.22B 3 SGHC Super Group (SGHC) Limited 7.03B 1.47% 1,848,189 2.43B 4 RSI Rush Street Interactive, Inc. 6.13B 0.27% 2,179,992 1.37B 5 CHDN Churchill Downs Incorporated 5.85B 1.34% 918,422 2.99B 6 BRSL Brightstar Lottery PLC 1.98B 1.31% 2,654,131 2.47B 7 ACEL Accel Entertainment, Inc. 941.84M 0.61% 294,167 1.39B 8 CDRO Codere Online Luxembourg, S.A. 423.78M 0.11% 7,271 247.04M 9 MRDN Meridian Holdings Inc. 173.46M – 79,241 197.19M 10 INSE Inspired Entertainment, Inc. 134.43M -3.23% 413,057 281.40M 11 ROLR High Roller Technologies, Inc. 67.83M -0.16% 22,530 15.63M 12 GRSD Grandstand Limited 63.36M -1.11% 99,845 163.42M 13 BRAG Bragg Gaming Group Inc. 41.20M 2.29% 11,938 117.71M 14 SEGG Sports Entertainment Gaming Global Corporation 11.60M 17.11% 119,728 559.59K Large-Cap Leaders Flutter Entertainment plc (+1.91%): Flutter reversed last week’s decline of 2.18% and gained 1.91%. The company is still the largest company in terms of capitalization in the industry at the moment. DraftKings Inc. (+4.34%): DraftKings’ market capitalization has reached $12.28B, while the trading volume increased to over 40% to reach 11.74 million shares. Super Group (+1.47%): Despite a 1.27% decline in the previous week, Super Group has recovered and gained 1.47%. Despite the positive weekly trend, the company’s market capitalization declined slightly to $7.03B. Rush Street Interactive (+0.27%): RSI returned to the positive territory after it lost 0.34% in the previous week. Churchill Downs Incorporated (+1.34%): Churchill Downs has made a solid recovery from its previous week’s 3.56% drop, gaining 1.34% in the recent week. Mid-Tier Brightstar Lottery PLC (+1.31%): Brightstar Lottery rebounded from the previous week’s 0.35% loss to record an increase of 1.31%. Trading volumes were also way up and more than doubled, reaching over 2.65 million shares, which makes Brightstar one of the most traded mid-cap companies on the market. Accel Entertainment (+0.61%): Accel’s stock remained in the positive territory for the second week in a row. Overall, the company’s stable weekly performance distinguishes it from some other volatile players in the sector. Codere Online (+0.11%): The company demonstrated very minimal growth of only 0.11%, despite the increase in the capitalization of the company to $423.78M. Meridian Holdings: Meridian has mostly remained flat for the week with a slight increase in market capitalization to $173.46M. Inspired Entertainment (-3.23%): Inspired Entertainment became one of the weakest performers in the sector this week, falling 3.23% after remaining unchanged in the previous snapshot. Small-cap Sports Entertainment Gaming Global (+17.11%): SEGG experienced the largest increase in the current snapshot, gaining 17.11%. The market cap of $8.90 million rose to $11.60 million, making a nominal gain of about 30%. Bragg Gaming (+2.29%): Bragg Gaming rose from a stagnant low last week to a gain of 2.29%. The stock’s market cap remained approximately at $41.20 million and the volume declined. High Roller Technologies (-0.16%): High Roller Technologies reversed its gain of last week, when it gained 6.67%, and went slightly down by 0.16%. The market cap declined to $67.83 million. Grandstand Limited (-1.11%): Grandstand has repeated the decline trend of last week and dropped down by 1.11% after a decrease of 0.52% the week before. There was some positive sentiment amongst gambling stocks as the majority of top companies posted positive results. DraftKings was a star performer among large-caps with a gain of 4.34%. It recorded a significant volume, trading over 11.7 million shares. Flutter also returned to growth with a 1.91% gain, while RSI, Super Group, Brightstar Lottery, and Churchill Downs saw increases as well. SEGG posted a 17.11% increase which is rare in the sector lately, alongside a surge in trading volume. On the other hand, Inspired Entertainment went down by 3.23%, with an increase of volume attached to this drop. Overall, there seem to be signs of recovery in the sector after last week’s losses as investors are re-engaging with major operators while willing to take risks with small-cap gaming stocks too.