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FanDuel and DraftKings together earned about $120 million in two months from Missouri sports wagers.
Missouri taxed operator winnings at 10%, but promotional write-offs reduce taxable amounts.
Two operators controlled roughly 73% of the $928 million wagered in the first two months.
DraftKings won $54.4 million and FanDuel won $65.6 million in the first two months.
State tax receipts from wagering totaled about $659,196 over two months.
Missouri voters approved sports wagering in 2024, enabling regulatory revenue while allowing write-offs.
The Missouri Gaming Commission provided the latest financial data on wagering performance.
A large portion of winnings is offset by promotional costs and other write-offs.
Missouri’s legal sports betting started on December 1.

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Darryn Peterson's availability is under scrutiny as Kansas faces a pivotal stretch, potentially shaping his NBA draft stock.
Dybantsa's rising odds and Peterson's faltering stock are key themes in draft discussions among analysts.
Cameron Boozer is a frontrunner in the Wooden Award race, attracting attention for Duke's success.
Freshman of the Year discussions include Boozer, Dybantsa, Peterson and Wagler amid a stacked class.
Kansas-Arizona analysis frames Peterson's impact and health as crucial for his NBA prospects.
Dybantsa’s BYU run is highlighted as part of a broader discussion about draft readiness and expectations.
Cameron Boozer’s consistency is cited as potentially elevating him to No. 1 pick talk.
March Madness is described as a catalyst for player stock, with multiple players in the mix for top honors.
The coverage aggregates multiple platforms including YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Yahoo Sports TV for broader accessibility.
The report ties betting odds to player scouting, framing selection decisions around market signals and expert analysis.

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Flutter Entertainment lowers growth expectations for 2026 as it expands FanDuel Predicts amid regulatory scrutiny.
Flutter faced a costly year, posting a net loss of US$310 million in 2025 despite revenue growth.
Regulators in multiple states are examining where FanDuel Predicts fits within existing rules.
Flutter continues to invest in FanDuel while pursuing new product formats to boost user engagement.
Flutter posted higher 2025 revenue but widened losses, highlighting profitability risk if spending remains elevated.
Flutter's 2025 revenue reached US$16.38 billion, signaling scale despite profitability pressures.
Flutter announced ongoing share buybacks, signaling capital returns to shareholders.
The 2026 revenue outlook points to growth but with caution about achieving earnings from FanDuel Predicts.
Flutter's 2025 performance shows it still has scale that can be leveraged with cost discipline.
The article emphasizes ongoing regulatory scrutiny as a key risk to Flutter's growth strategy.

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