Caesars Entertainment’s stock recently reached a new 52-week low of $18.24, marking a significant 52.97% decline over the past year due to market challenges impacting the gaming and hospitality sectors. Despite this, analysts maintain a bullish consensus ahead of upcoming earnings, and management has been actively buying back shares. The company is also pursuing strategic growth, including plans to open a new sportsbook at Rampart Casino in early 2026, even as the broader online sports betting market experiences some revenue declines.
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Caesars Entertainment stock hits 52-week low at $18.24
Caesars Entertainment’s stock recently reached a new 52-week low of $18.24, marking a significant 52.97% decline over the past year due to market challenges impacting the gaming and hospitality sectors. Despite this, analysts maintain a bullish consensus ahead of upcoming earnings, and management has been actively buying back shares. The company is also pursuing strategic growth, including plans to open a new sportsbook at Rampart Casino in early 2026, even as the broader online sports betting market experiences some revenue declines.