Thanks for sharing this information, it's hard to see many crypto investors and traders going after casino stocks but few do have interest, I think it's a far safer investment than altcoins because they are located in casinos, not the online new ones and they have been in business for long, loses is still very much possible but way better than altcoins investment.
For anyone reading this and do has an interest in casino stocks.
Do not expect crazy gains from this because it's stock, they move slowly and their ROI can't be compared to crypto gains, but it's always better to diversify your money in stocks and crypto assets, it makes you a solid investor and it could benefit you a lot in the future.
Someone have asked me about this before and the answer I gave them was short because I don't have the time to give them some solid names of casinos that has shares they can invest into, now I can forward this to them.
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Especially when it comes to the lower cost of operation when operating online. I'd invest in operations like Stake in a heartbeat if I were able to, but with owners on the younger side of things (I believe) it's unlikely that they'll be looking to cash out their company by taking it public anytime soon.
While I'm not an expert on public capital markets I've been thinking whether it is more profitable for a gambling company to remain privately held or to become publicly listed on stock exchanges. Is it going to profit the owners or the investors? 
Investing in shares in gambling company is really promising investment, but I sure that this is still very rarely known by everyone who is an investor, in fact I also sure that not many gamblers even know about this.
Actually it is very interesting and this is what is really called investment in gambling, I remember there were some people who thought of investing in gambling by betting or giving it to other people as capital with profit sharing agreement.
But these people have misunderstood the statement of investing in gambling and they are just people who will never be able to develop because of an inadequate mindset towards several profitable and detrimental activities.
But there is one question that I will ask here, namely where to find some of the names of shares from number of gambling companies because I sure not all stock platforms have them or list gambling shares in them.
I not someone who plays with stock investments but this will be knowledge that might be useful in the future.
Actually it is very interesting and this is what is really called investment in gambling, I remember there were some people who thought of investing in gambling by betting or giving it to other people as capital with profit sharing agreement.
But these people have misunderstood the statement of investing in gambling and they are just people who will never be able to develop because of an inadequate mindset towards several profitable and detrimental activities.
But there is one question that I will ask here, namely where to find some of the names of shares from number of gambling companies because I sure not all stock platforms have them or list gambling shares in them.
I not someone who plays with stock investments but this will be knowledge that might be useful in the future.
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What other companies should be added?
Any suggestions for more fields?
What other companies should be added?
Any suggestions for more fields?
MGM Resorts International (MGM)
Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)
Wynn Resorts, Limited (WYNN)
Caesars Entertainment, Inc. (CZR)
Penn National Gaming, Inc. (PENN)
Flutter Entertainment PLC (FLTR)
Entain PLC (ENT)
William Hill PLC (WIMHY)
888 Holdings PLC (EIHDF)
Kindred Group PLC (KINDSDB)
Scientific Games Corporation (SGMS)
International Game Technology PLC (IGT)
DraftKings (DKNG)
Flutter Entertainment PLC (PDYPY)
there is more I just google it hahahha
I would add: two Italians bookmaker/virtual casino listed in Borsa Italiana
SNAI and Lottomatica
Of course these are small companies if compared with big names of gambling/casino
however these are both the biggest company in this field in my country. Lottomatica is able to offer (as unique vendor) the SuperEnalotto (local version of powerball)
no one of these company accept crypto in any way
These are good additions. It's interesting to have more international investment options than just stocks focusing exclusively on the United States market. SNAI and Lottomatica
Of course these are small companies if compared with big names of gambling/casino
however these are both the biggest company in this field in my country. Lottomatica is able to offer (as unique vendor) the SuperEnalotto (local version of powerball)
no one of these company accept crypto in any way
For instance many slots companies seem to be listing on the Swedish stock market. There's a lot of sports betting in european countries as well so it's good to have the companies that are listed and not purely based on private capital. I'll be putting these and more up shortly.
I would add: two Italians bookmaker/virtual casino listed in Borsa Italiana
SNAI and Lottomatica
Of course these are small companies if compared with big names of gambling/casino
however these are both the biggest company in this field in my country. Lottomatica is able to offer (as unique vendor) the SuperEnalotto (local version of powerball)
no one of these company accept crypto in any way
SNAI and Lottomatica
Of course these are small companies if compared with big names of gambling/casino
however these are both the biggest company in this field in my country. Lottomatica is able to offer (as unique vendor) the SuperEnalotto (local version of powerball)
no one of these company accept crypto in any way
There are lots of public gaming companies on the NYSE. Big casinos like the MGM or DratsKing (DKNG) are also public companies, I think they are listed somewhere. These are stocks though, crypto traders I think are not up to them.
Yeah, I've heard about draftking and how it's one of the biggest in terms of public casinos, but I honestly have not taken the time to read well about them.
I just know that there is this crypto project by the name, "Cinemadraft" which ran a bounty campaign on this forum sometime in 2022 or so, I've read the ceo of this company say that he he's a Draftking user and that he got the name "CinemaDraft" for his project from his favorite gambling casino.
Yes, casino tokens are not prohibited on exchanges because I already saw a couple of them that got listed. I think the reason why a casino token lacks in volume or demand is because a casino can also accept other cryptos and for sure, they are always being prioritized by the gamblers. Their utility are also the same from the other casinos and people may find them boring already.
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There are lots of public gaming companies on the NYSE. Big casinos like the MGM or DratsKing (DKNG) are also public companies, I think they are listed somewhere. These are stocks though, crypto traders I think are not up to them.
Yeah, I've heard about draftking and how it's one of the biggest in terms of public casinos, but I honestly have not taken the time to read well about them.
I just know that there is this crypto project by the name, "Cinemadraft" which ran a bounty campaign on this forum sometime in 2022 or so, I've read the ceo of this company say that he he's a Draftking user and that he got the name "CinemaDraft" for his project from his favorite gambling casino.
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If Casino tokens in crypto are just listed on big exchanges like Binance, they may actually be profitable, but it looks like the exchanges are prohibited from listing them. The only gaming token listed on Binance is the FUN token.
This is interesting. I wish more gambling companies were public, but they're such cash cows I can understand why people would rather keep them private. Especially when it comes to the lower cost of operation when operating online. I'd invest in operations like Stake in a heartbeat if I were able to, but with owners on the younger side of things (I believe) it's unlikely that they'll be looking to cash out their company by taking it public anytime soon. Who knows though. Coinbase was able to take the next step from crypto to public markets, others could follow suit in time.
I think the tittle should be put in more words with keyword (Provider).
People will think with the word (gambling companies), we think is just a casino while mostly not only a casino but hotel like in (VEGAS). After open the thread, found out is mostly companies listed to the thread is provider companies ~xd.
Just my two cent.
People will think with the word (gambling companies), we think is just a casino while mostly not only a casino but hotel like in (VEGAS). After open the thread, found out is mostly companies listed to the thread is provider companies ~xd.
Just my two cent.
There are lots of public gaming companies on the NYSE. Big casinos like the MGM or DratsKing (DKNG) are also public companies, I think they are listed somewhere. These are stocks though, crypto traders I think are not up to them.
If Casino tokens in crypto are just listed on big exchanges like Binance, they may actually be profitable, but it looks like the exchanges are prohibited from listing them. The only gaming token listed on Binance is the FUN token.
So if anyone here sees crypto as an investment I think they might find crypto-satelite companies interesting to also invest in. Because as the crowd that uses crypto grows, these companies also see some effect from it.
There are lots of public gaming companies on the NYSE. Big casinos like the MGM or DratsKing (DKNG) are also public companies, I think they are listed somewhere. These are stocks though, crypto traders I think are not up to them.
If Casino tokens in crypto are just listed on big exchanges like Binance, they may actually be profitable, but it looks like the exchanges are prohibited from listing them. The only gaming token listed on Binance is the FUN token.
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What other companies should be added?
Any suggestions for more fields?
Cheers!
What other companies should be added?
Any suggestions for more fields?
Cheers!
This is going to be a list of companies in the field of gambling that are listed in the world's stock markets.
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Shop Monopoly: In Greece only the previously state owned OPAP is licensed to open physical gambling and slots stores.
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| Name | | | Stock Mkt | | | Field | | | Info |
| Fantasma Games | | | STO | | | Slots Maker | | | Info |
| OPAP | | | ATH | | | Shop Monopoly | | | Info |
| Evolution | | | STO | | | Slots Maker | | | Info |
| DraftKings | | | NASDAQ | | | Bookmaker | | | Info |
| DraftKings | | | NASDAQ | | | Bookmaker | | | Info |
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