
Flutter Entertainment, the parent company of FanDuel, has revised its 2024 U.S. revenue and EBITDA projections due to unexpected outcomes during the NFL season. With favorites winning at an unusually high rate, this has been one of the most customer-friendly betting periods in nearly two decades.
The company now estimates U.S. revenue at $5.78 billion for 2024, a reduction of $370 million from earlier projections. Similarly, adjusted EBITDA is forecasted at $505 million, reflecting a $205 million decrease. These revisions highlight the sensitivity of sportsbook operators to short-term betting trends.
Despite these setbacks, Flutter remains optimistic about its broader goals. The company’s global operations, particularly in Europe and Australia, offer resilience against localized challenges. Additionally, a share repurchase program signals confidence in its long-term outlook.
Flutter’s commitment to innovation and its ability to adapt to market dynamics position it well for recovery. While the 2024 NFL season presented unique hurdles, the company’s strategic focus ensures it remains a leader in the global iGaming industry.
We track these trends across our 150+ partner network globally. NFL volatility hitting a tier-one operator's projections by this magnitude tells us market dynamics are tighter than most think. It's a real reminder that sportsbook margins depend on balanced action, not just volume.
SCCG angle: We work with operators across every regulated U.S. market and beyond. When a company Flutter's size revises guidance this sharply, we help clients stress-test their own projections and talk through hedging strategies with partners who've navigated similar cycles. That's where real expertise lives.
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