Best Gaming Stocks

Gaming stocks in the covered universe — US-listed video-game, interactive-entertainment and gaming/casino companies, ranked by market capitalization. Every figure is delayed data from SEC EDGAR + Finnhub, shown with its as-of date.

• Microsoft (MSFT) Information Technology — A diversified technology giant generating $82.9B in quarterly revenue (9M 2026) with 39.3% net margins, driven by cloud infrastructure (Azure) and AI-powered productivity software scaled across enterprise and consumer segments. ask →
• Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Communication Services — Warner Bros. Discovery is a global media giant housing iconic entertainment, sports, and news brands, currently navigating a major strategic shift in its content and corporate structure. ask →
• Electronic Arts (EA) Communication Services — Electronic Arts is a global interactive entertainment giant known for its iconic sports and action franchises, currently transitioning to a model heavily focused on digital live services and recurring engagement. ask →
• Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) Communication Services — Take-Two Interactive is a prominent global video game publisher behind iconic franchises like Grand Theft Auto and NBA 2K, operating a diversified portfolio spanning console, PC, and mobile gaming. ask →
• Roblox Corporation (RBLX) Communication Services — A user-generated content gaming platform where millions of global creators build immersive experiences and a billion users socialize, play, and create together. ask →
• Las Vegas Sands (LVS) Consumer Discretionary — Las Vegas Sands is a premier developer and operator of luxury integrated resorts in Macao and Singapore, combining high-end gaming, retail, and hospitality assets. ask →
• Vici Properties (VICI) Real Estate — Vici Properties is a leading owner of high-barrier, experiential real estate assets, primarily operating through stable long-term, inflation-protected triple-net leases in the gaming and entertainment sectors. ask →
• Best Buy (BBY) Consumer Discretionary — A leading omnichannel consumer electronics retailer blending in-store expertise with digital convenience and expanding services from health tech to advertising. ask →
• Flutter Entertainment (FLUT) Consumer Discretionary — Flutter Entertainment is a leading global operator of digital sports betting and online gaming brands, leveraging a diversified portfolio to navigate a complex, regulated market. ask →
• Unity Technologies (U) Information Technology — Unity is the dominant real-time 3D development platform powering games and interactive experiences across all major platforms, complemented by ads and monetization solutions for creators. ask →
• Gaming and Leisure Properties (GLPI) Real Estate — A diversified gaming REIT that owns and leases 69 properties across 20 states to leading gaming operators under long-term triple-net leases, generating stable cash flow backed by established, publicly-traded tenants. ask →
• Hasbro (HAS) Consumer Discretionary — Hasbro is a century-old games, IP, and toy company unlocking value from iconic brands like Magic: The Gathering, Monopoly, and Transformers across physical play, digital gaming, and entertainment. ask →
• MGM Resorts (MGM) Consumer Discretionary — Global gaming and entertainment operator of world-class casino resorts with domestic Las Vegas and regional properties, international presence in Macau, and growing online sports betting and iGaming operations. ask →
• DraftKings (DKNG) Consumer Discretionary — DraftKings is a leading digital sports betting and online gaming platform enabling users to wager on sports, play casino games, and engage in fantasy sports across multiple U.S. states. ask →
• Wynn Resorts (WYNN) Consumer Discretionary — Wynn Resorts is a premier operator of luxury, high-end integrated resort destinations that combine five-star hospitality with large-scale gaming and convention amenities. ask →
• GameStop (GME) Consumer Discretionary — GameStop is transforming from a struggling video game and collectibles retailer into a capital allocation vehicle, leveraging its cash hoard and optimized store network to acquire and control businesses offering long-term value. ask →
• RUSH STREET INTERACTIVE INC CLASS (RSI) Consumer Discretionary — A leading U.S. and Latin American online gaming platform delivering real-money casino, sports betting, and social gaming experiences across 16 states and four international markets. ask →
• RED ROCK RESORTS ORS CLASS A INC (RRR) Consumer Discretionary — Red Rock Resorts operates Las Vegas casino resorts focused on local and repeat customers, while expanding into Native American gaming management. ask →
• Boyd Gaming (BYD) Consumer Discretionary — Boyd Gaming is a diversified casino entertainment company operating gaming facilities across the United States with a growing online gaming segment. ask →
• Caesars Entertainment (CZR) Consumer Discretionary — Caesars Entertainment owns and operates a geographically diversified portfolio of casino resorts and digital gaming platforms across North America, generating revenue from slot machines, table games, hotel stays, and rapidly expanding online sports betting and iGaming operations. ask →
• Churchill Downs Incorporated (CHDN) Consumer Discretionary — Churchill Downs Incorporated is the premier owner and operator of horse racing and gaming entertainment venues, headlined by the iconic Kentucky Derby. ask →
• Penn Entertainment (PENN) Consumer Discretionary — PENN Entertainment operates a diversified portfolio of retail casinos, racetracks, and online sports betting and iCasino platforms across North America with a proprietary digital ecosystem and loyalty program. ask →
• MONARCH CASINO AND RESORT INC (MCRI) Consumer Discretionary — Monarch Casino & Resort operates premium hotel and gaming properties in Reno, Nevada, and Black Hawk, Colorado, focused on high-end service and operational efficiency. ask →
• BRIGHTSTAR LOTTERY PLC (BRSL) Consumer Discretionary — Brightstar Lottery operates lottery and gaming platforms serving consumer discretionary markets, though recent revenue declines suggest headwinds in player engagement or competitive intensity. ask →
• ZIFF DAVIS INC (ZD) Communication Services — Ziff Davis is a diversified digital media and internet company spanning technology publishing, gaming, health and wellness, broadband network intelligence, and cloud-based cybersecurity and marketing software services. ask →
• PLAYTIKA HOLDING CORP (PLTK) Communication Services — A leading global mobile games operator that monetizes casual and genre-diverse free-to-play titles through sophisticated live operations, AI-driven player personalization, and performance marketing at scale. ask →
• SHARPLINK INC (SBET) Consumer Discretionary — Sharplink is a publicly traded Ethereum treasury company and iGaming affiliate marketer that bets on ETH appreciation and protocol-level staking yields while maintaining a performance-marketing network for sports betting and online casino operators. ask →
• CORSAIR GAMING INC (CRSR) Information Technology — Corsair designs and sells a comprehensive suite of premium gaming peripherals, PC components, systems, and streaming equipment to gamers and digital creators worldwide. ask →
• Lucky Strike Entertainment Corp (LUCK) Consumer Discretionary — Lucky Strike operates a network of entertainment venues combining bowling, food & beverage, and arcade/amusement entertainment for consumer leisure. ask →
• ENTRAVISION COMMUNICATIONS CORP CL (EVC) Communication Services — Entravision is a diversified media and advertising technology company connecting brands to U.S. Latino audiences through traditional broadcast and digital programmatic solutions. ask →
• ACCEL ENTERTAINMENT INC CLASS A (ACEL) Consumer Discretionary — Accel Entertainment is a leading distributed gaming operator providing turnkey gaming terminals and amusement solutions to local businesses and retail establishments across the U.S. ask →
• BALLY S CORP (BALY) Consumer Discretionary — A global gaming and hospitality company blending physical casino resorts with digital interactive gaming, sportsbook, and lottery technology platforms across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions. ask →
• PAYSAFE LTD (PSFE) Financials — Paysafe is a global digital commerce payments platform specializing in integrated processing, digital wallets, and eCash solutions for high-growth verticals like iGaming. ask →
• ACCO BRANDS CORP (ACCO) Industrials — ACCO Brands is a diversified manufacturer and distributor of office supplies, school products, gaming accessories, and consumer stationery sold globally through mass retail, e-commerce, and specialty channels under iconic brands like Mead, Swingline, and PowerA. ask →
• DAVE AND BUSTERS ENTERTAINMENT INC (PLAY) Consumer Discretionary — Multi-brand entertainment and dining operator blending arcade games, sports viewing, and food service for adult and family audiences across North America. ask →
• MVB FINANCIAL CORP (MVBF) Financials — A regional financial holding company combining traditional commercial banking in the Mid-Atlantic with strategic investments and infrastructure services for the fintech and gaming sectors. ask →
• ESCALADE INC (ESCA) Consumer Discretionary — Escalade manufactures and distributes a diversified portfolio of sporting goods and recreational products under recognized brands including archery (Bear Archery), basketball goals (Goalrilla), table tennis (STIGA), and fitness equipment. ask →
• TURTLE BEACH CORP (TBCH) Information Technology — A leading global provider of gaming headsets and peripherals with a long-standing reputation for high-performance audio and accessory innovations for console and PC gaming. ask →
• INSPIRED ENTERTAINMENT INC (INSE) Consumer Discretionary — Inspired Entertainment is a global gaming technology provider supplying virtual sports, interactive games, and server-based terminal hardware to regulated betting and lottery operators. ask →
• Firy Inc. (FIRY) Information Technology — Skillz is a competitive mobile gaming platform paired with an AI-powered performance marketing engine (RZR) that monetizes skill-based games while crusading against bot-driven fraud in the industry. ask →

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Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + Finnhub (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Figures shown with their as-of date.

Last updated 2026-07-23.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & Finnhub, shown with their as-of date.