Wedbush's view appears to frame the tournament as a catalyst for a operator that the market has treated as a struggling sportsbook name. The firm is said to see the World Cup as a window where Flutter could draw more betting handle through FanDuel and broaden its American footprint.
Wedbush: 2026 FIFA World Cup Could Boost FanDuel Owner Flutter Entertainment
Wedbush Securities reportedly sees upside for Flutter Entertainment, the FanDuel owner, tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup and a possible U.S. expansion push.
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