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The 2026 FIFA World Cup could boost this struggling sportsbook owner, Wedbush says

FanDuel owner Flutter Entertainment is likely to see some upside from the FIFA World Cup and further expand its presence in the U.S., per Wedbush Securities.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup could boost this struggling sportsbook owner, Wedbush says
FanDuel owner Flutter Entertainment is likely to see some upside from the FIFA World Cup and further expand its presence in the U.S., per Wedbush Securities.
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