Gambling insider reported that online gaming companies felt some resurgence in late March, despite the current world situation.
This week many companies saw a double-digit growth. In case of William Hill, they saw its stock value rise 64%. It only rose around half of its value comparing to the numbers before all that is happening in the world right now, however it’s still impressive with all the measures implemented and the lack of matches worldwide.
Besides William Hill, GVC Holdings is also up 49% in the last week, to £6.68, and Flutter Entertainment saw its numbers rise to 9%.
The supplier Kambi, that implemented cost-cutting measures this week, also felt its share prices in the highest in a month, at $11.53 with a grown of 25%.
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