Ace Alliance’s weekly iGaming stock snapshot covers November 2–6, 2026, following the October 26–30 edition. Six of the 13 companies tracked finished higher, and seven fell. Accel Entertainment posted the largest gain, while Grandstand recorded the steepest decline.
Five stocks posted double-digit losses, including DraftKings, which ended the week down 11.48% after a 21.30% drop on Friday. Accel Entertainment was the only double-digit gainer, rising 20.77%.
| Ticker | Company Name | Start Price (30/10) | End Price (6/11) | Market Cap (As of November 6) | Change % (Weekly) | Volume (Wk Avg) | Revenue (TTM) | EV/EBITDA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLUT | Flutter Entertainment | $82.59 | $81.70 | $14.21B | −1.08% | 4.85M | $17.24B | 16.08x |
| DKNG | DraftKings | $20.91 | $18.51 | $9.22B | −11.48% | 26.75M | $6.41B | N/A |
| SGHC | Super Group | $10.69 | $11.36 | $5.77B | +6.27% | 6.24M | $2.49B | 8.42x |
| RSI | Rush Street Interactive | $12.12 | $12.28 | $2.83B | +1.32% | 7.62M | $1.47B | 11.96x |
| CHDN | Churchill Downs | $94.83 | $97.94 | $6.71B | +3.28% | 1.30M | $3.00B | 11.39x |
| BRSL | Brightstar Lottery | $9.65 | $9.90 | $1.82B | +2.59% | 1.84M | $2.47B | 6.86x |
| ACEL | Accel Entertainment | $11.36 | $13.72 | $1.10B | +20.77% | 966.64K | $1.42B | 6.71x |
| CDRO | Codere Online | $8.65 | $8.48 | $385.58M | −1.97% | 18.22K | $262.52M | 34.00x |
| INSE | Inspired Entertainment | $3.57 | $3.70 | $97.56M | +3.64% | 781.50K | $256.60M | 4.88x |
| GRSD | Grandstand | $1.10 | $0.8510 | $30.29M | −22.64% | 495.88K | $163.42M | 5.01x |
| ROLR | High Roller Technologies | $3.60 | $3.16 | $34.85M | −12.22% | 38.77K | $15.63M | N/A |
| BRAG | Bragg Gaming Group | $0.95 | $0.7675 | $24.02M | −19.21% | 38.58K | $117.71M | N/A |
| SEGG | Sports Entertainment Gaming Global | $1.33 | $1.14 | $4.79M | −14.29% | 8.50M | $4.57M | N/A |
Data Note: Weekly change uses the regular-session closing prices on October 30 and November 6, 2026. Weekly average volume is the mean daily share volume across the five sessions from November 2 to 6. Market cap, trailing 12-month revenue and EV/EBITDA may vary slightly by provider due to share-count timing, reporting updates and valuation methodology. This snapshot is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
DraftKings averaged 26.75 million shares a day, the highest volume in the basket. Its Friday session accounted for just over half of its weekly volume. SEGG averaged 8.50 million shares a day, with more than four-fifths of its weekly volume on Monday alone.
I noticed how much the weekly closes masked the early moves in DraftKings and SEGG. At Thursday’s close, DraftKings was up more than 12% for the week. SEGG was up about 60% at Tuesday’s close. Both ended the week lower.
