
Allwyn Revenue Hits €1.25bn, but Strip Out PrizePicks and Growth Is 5%
Net revenue rose 27% and EBITDA 29% in the second quarter. The company's own underlying figure, excluding the American acquisition and Austrian tax, is a fifth of the headline.

PrizePicks is the largest daily fantasy sports operator in the United States, headquartered in Atlanta and founded in 2015, offering a pick'em format in which customers select whether players will go over or under statistical projections, against the house in states that permit it and in a peer-to-peer format elsewhere after regulators in several states ruled the house-banked version to be sports betting. It operates in more than thirty states, has settled with regulators over unlicensed operation, and holds a licence to operate a sportsbook in some states.
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Net revenue rose 27% and EBITDA 29% in the second quarter. The company's own underlying figure, excluding the American acquisition and Austrian tax, is a fifth of the headline.

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