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Seven FTSE 100 Gambling Stocks Gain

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Recent market coverage highlighted publicly traded companies across esports, casinos and gambling. Motorsport Games, Brag House, Allied Gaming & Entertainment, NIP Group and Esports Entertainment Group were identified as esports stocks with high recent trading volume, while MGM Resorts, Rush Street Interactive and DraftKings were flagged among casino stocks to watch. MGM’s business spans Las Vegas and regional resorts, MGM China, and a smaller U.S. sports-betting and iGaming operation; a separate industry profile also described Caesars Entertainment’s large domestic casino portfolio. In European markets, seven of ten tracked gambling stocks rose during the week ending Oct. 30, 2026, as the FTSE 100 gained 0.37%; Evoke led the stocks listed, while Playtech fell. The UK Budget’s increase in machine-games duty to 25%, less than the 40% some in the industry had feared, accompanied gains for Rank Group and Entain, while Brazil’s Supreme Court scheduled a public hearing on a betting ban for Nov. 3 without ruling on a request to suspend it.

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