Core Insights - DraftKings CEO Jason Robins expresses strong enthusiasm for the NFL season, highlighting its significance for customer acquisition and overall betting growth [1] - The American Gaming Association projects a growth of 8.5% in legal betting in the U.S. this NFL season, reaching a total of $30 billion [2] - DraftKings and its competitors are experiencing a decline in customer acquisition costs, indicating resilience in sports betting despite consumer sentiment volatility [3] - DraftKings exceeded Wall Street expectations for revenue and profit in its second-quarter results, showcasing significant growth [4] - BetMGM, a competitor, is also showing positive momentum, having raised its earnings guidance for the second time this year [4]
Sportsbook CEOs expect record betting ahead of NFL kickoff