DraftKings Wants to Be More Than Your Sportsbook App
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- DraftKings is trading around $34 on December 1, 2025, down sharply from its 2025 highs but still a roughly $17B platform sitting inside most broad-market index funds.
- 2025 revenue is still growing double-digits, but Q3 softness forced a guidance cut to $5.9–$6.1B and $450–$550M in adjusted EBITDA, which rattled the stock.
- The next chapter is about efficiency, AI-driven operations, new-state launches like Missouri, and a big swing into federally regulated prediction markets that could unlock states where sports betting is still banned.
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