Flutter Entertainment Stock Forum

Chaiken believes online sports betting has more growth opportunities. He expects ESPN customer base and integration with ESPN Bet to give Penn Entertainment an edge. He also thinks MGM Resorts could persuade hotel guests to sign up for BetMGM app, and DraftKings should see revenue growth as more states legalize sports betting.

Richard Hunter sees Flutter Entertainment's potential U.S. listing as a growth catalyst, while Shore Capital analysts question the level of New York listing premium already reflected in the price.

Analysts believe that Flutter's leading product, scale, and brand continue to reinforce its positioning despite increased competition and regulatory headwinds. A potential listing on the New York Stock Exchange could also serve to widen Flutter's investor base.

Flutter Entertainment's move to list on the NYSE is seen as a strategic move to narrow the valuation gap with rivals like DraftKings. The CEO's optimistic outlook on the U.S. sports betting market suggests potential growth opportunities for the company.

CEO Peter Jackson is excited about the NYSE listing, viewing it as the right place for the company. He appreciates the competition in the online sports-betting market, as it motivates Flutter to be a strong brand for its customers.

Jefferies analyst David Katz remains bullish on Flutter Entertainment's long-term prospects and expects its transition to a U.S. listing to be a positive catalyst. FanDuel's sustained market outperformance is expected to justify a premium to the current DraftKings valuation.

The CEO of Flutter believes that a U.S. primary listing is the natural home for the company given FanDuel's leading position in the U.S. market, which is expected to contribute the largest proportion of profits in the near future.