Benchmark notes that the Colombian government has issued a temporary Value-Added Tax on player deposits for online gaming operators, which may have a potential revenue impact on Rush Street Interactive (RSI), which derives about 13% of total revenue from Colombia. Rush Street warned that the VAT could negatively impact customer demand and revenue, prompting the company to explore cost-cutting measures, adds the analyst, who has a Buy rating and $12 price target on the shares.
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