It is hard to figure out which companies will do well and which won’t. The gaming industry is about to undergo a major change. While gambling is spreading at the fastest rate ever as more states move to adopt online gaming and especially sports betting. The big change is that with covid and because of online gaming, casino companies DON’T need as many actual casinos anymore. There will always be a certain segment of gamblers who want to physically go to a casino, eat a nice restaurant meal and see a show. Covid has cut that to a bare minimum. The hardcore gamblers(many of whom are addicted) will play online where it is quick and easy to get action without the cost and time of traveling to get to a casino. Some larger companies may see increased profitability as they sell off or close marginal facilities as long as they can grow thir online presence. Others may have too many physical casinos that are going to struggle in this changing environment and if they have too much debt, which many of these companies do, will find it harder to be profitable. I usually have a recommendation to buy or go short but would need much more research to figure out who the winners and losers are going to be. My conclusion, despite the fact that gambling and gaming will continue to expand dramaticlly, finding long term profitable winners is not an easy Bet.      https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/las-vegas-sands-exploring-6-billion-sale-vegas-casinos