- The American Gaming Association released its Commercial Gaming Revenue Tracker results for Q3 2020, which it says shows the industry's recovery is well underway.
- Q3 commercial gaming revenue rose 294% Q/Q to $9.04B and came in at 81% of last year's level. As expected, table games were the most negatively impacted by the pandemic.
- "While these quarterly results are promising, the reality is a full recovery is dependent on continued public health measures to control prevalence rates," states AGA President and CEO Bill Miller. "As state and local officials respond to current COVID-19 outbreaks with additional restrictions, urgent Congressional action to provide COVID-19 relief is even more crucial. Gaming employees and communities depend on it," he adds.
- Sector watch: Caesars Entertainment (CZR +1.2%), MGM Resorts (MGM +1.7%), Boyd Gaming (BYD +1.5%), Penn National Gaming (PENN -1.1%), Wynn Resorts (WYNN +2.8%), Las Vegas Sands (LVS +0.4%), Full House Resorts (FLL +1.8%), Bally's (BALY), Century Casinos (CNTY +6.3%), Golden Entertainment (GDEN +1.0%) and Red Rock Resorts (RRR +0.3%).