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Wall Street Wants to Turn Every NHL Team Into an ETF<p>Volatility Shares filed to launch a separate ETF for all 32 NHL teams.</p>
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Prediction Markets Are About to Have Their World Cup Moment$60 billion in wagers, 424 Kalshi markets, and a legal fiction that says buying a "France wins by 3" contract is trading, not gambling: Welcome to the biggest event in “sport”
Barrons.com112d agoneutral
The World Cup Is Sports Betting’s Biggest Moment—and Maybe Its Last HurrahGamblers are expected to wager $50 billion on the upcoming World Cup, but signs of betting fatigue are emerging across the U.S.
Barchart122d agoneutral
This Sports-Betting ETF Is Set to Stage a Comeback in the Second Half of 2026The thrill is gone when it comes to investor interest in the Roundhill Sports Betting & iGaming ETF (BETZ) . This exchange-traded fund (ETF) debuted with some fanfare back in June 2020. You’ll recall that it was near the apex of the pandemic, when workers all around the planet were...
24/7 Wall St.132d agoneutral
6 ETFs Positioned to Benefit From the 2026 World Cup Travel BoomIn less than a month, the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, running June 11 through July 19, 2026. Sixteen host cities will absorb millions of traveling fans, and the spillover into airlines, hotels, restaurants, retail, and sportsbooks is the kind of concentrated demand spike that shows up ... 6 ETFs Positioned to Benefit From the 2026 World Cup Travel Boom
The Daily Upside233d agoneutral
Skip the Super Bowl Parlay. These ETFs Offer a Way to Invest in SportsWith the Big Game less than a week away, these ETFs are designed to give clients exposure to sports.
The Daily Upside449d agoneutral
Are Gambling ETFs Worth the Bet?Sports betting and gambling have taken off in recent years, but their ETFs’ success remains relatively market-dependent.