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Here’s a breakdown of the key information from the article:
Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) beat Wall Street expectations for the second quarter.
Earnings: Adjusted earnings per share were $2.95, exceeding the expected $2.08.
Revenue: Revenue reached $4.19 billion, slightly above the anticipated $4.13 billion. FanDuel‘s Success: Flutter’s FanDuel sportsbook is a major driver of success.
US Revenue: US revenue was $1.79 billion, slightly above expectations.
US EBITDA: Adjusted EBITDA in the US was nearly $100 million higher than analyst consensus.
Strong June for FanDuel: FanDuel achieved a record gross revenue margin of 16.3% in June.
Increased Guidance: Flutter raised its full-year guidance.
* Tax Concerns: CEO Peter Jackson expressed concern that state taxes could push players to offshore/illegal sportsbooks, using Illinois as an example. He believes the taxes will negatively impact recreational users.
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