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    These 3 Oversold Gambling Stocks are Worth the Gamble

    Ian Cooper
    Monday, November 3, 20253 min read
    These 3 Oversold Gambling Stocks are Worth the Gamble







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    Ahead of the 2025 NFL season, gambling stocks, like DraftKings (SYM: DKNG) are exploding, we said in early August. Just as it did in 2024.

    A year ago, Americans wagered $27.6 billion on NFL games – which would help explain why DKNG ran from $31.26 to a high of $45.72.

    At the time, as noted by CBS Sports, “The NFL remains king, and more money is wagered on the NFL than any other league. The NFL also attracts six-figure wages (and sometimes seven-figure wagers) on a regular basis throughout the season.”

    This year, according to the American Gaming Association, Americans are expected to wager about $30 billion – an 8% jump year over year. This would also explain why DKNG ran from an August 2025 low of about $42.38 to $48.78.

    Granted, DKNG just crashed to $30 on new competition and lowered price targets.

    But it appears the negativity has been priced in. In fact, now trading at $30, it’s sitting at strong double-bottom support.

    DKNG isn’t the only stock to consider.

    There’s also Flutter Entertainment (SYM: FLUT).

    Flutter Entertainment, a $54.05 billion sports betting and gambling company, also has a history or running higher ahead of NFL seasons.

    Last year, for example, FLUT ran from an August low of about $180.25 to a December high of $278.59. Most recently, it ran from an April low of about $200 to $306.95 and we still expect for it to rally higher over the next few NFL-fueled months.

    Most recently, it ran from an August low of $280 to $310. It also just dropped to $229.48, putting it at strong support, too. But again, the negativity appears to have been priced in.

    We can also look at ETFs like the Roundhill Sports Betting & Gambling ETF (SYM: BETZ).

    From an August 2024 low of about $15.56, the BETZ ETF ran to a December 2024 high of $20.28. Most recently, after running from a 2025 low of $16.73 to $24.35, the stock dipped to $21.19 with some of its holdings dropping on increased competition.

    Here, too, we’d use weakness as an opportunity. With an expense ratio of 0.75%, the BETZ ETF offers exposure to online market leaders, such as DraftKings, Flutter Entertainment, Entain PLC, Genius Sports, and Rush Street Interactive, to name a few of its 31 holdings.

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