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Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (GMBL) institutional ownership

Market cap$215K SectorConsumer Cyclical
Funds holding · Q2 2023
2
reported GMBL position changes
Top owners · Q1 2026
No disclosed owners are available.
Institutional activity · Q2 2023
Activity unavailable N/A
0 buyers · 2 sellers

Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (GMBL) price and institutional activity

Dates

Q2 2023

$0 bought by 0 investors
$0 sold by 2 investors
Hancock Whitney CorpIfp Advisors, Inc
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Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (GMBL) institutional activity · 2

Investor Type Est. change Change Δ Own Date
Hancock Whitney Corp · Exited
Change −10K Δ Own −100.0% Date Q2 2023
Hancock Whitney Corp Exited· Q2 2023 −10K −100.0% Q2 2023
Ifp Advisors, Inc · Exited
Change −450 Δ Own −100.0% Date Q2 2023
Ifp Advisors, Inc Exited· Q2 2023 −450 −100.0% Q2 2023
Data through Q2 2023 · filed Aug 10, 2023
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Famous investor activity in Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (GMBL)

Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (GMBL) activist and large shareholders

What are Schedules 13D and 13G?

Dates
Owner/Filer identity Shares reported % of shares outstanding Filing date
Bluerock Real Estate Holdings, LLC 1.0M
% of shares outstanding 8.0% Filing date Jan 11, 2022
Bluerock Real Estate Holdings, LLC 1.0M 8.0% Jan 11, 2022
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Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (GMBL) ownership FAQ

Who owns GMBL?

2 reporting institutions disclosed GMBL position changes in the Q2 2023 snapshot.

How is institutional activity calculated?

For each manager, WhoBought compares accepted consecutive 13F share counts. Share change is current shares minus prior shares. Estimated dollar change is that signed share change multiplied by the split-adjusted quarter-mean close. The activity table on this page uses Q2 2023.

What are activist and large shareholder filings?

An investor crossing 5% of a share class generally files Schedule 13D for activist intent or Schedule 13G for a passive position. The technical form names appear here rather than in the activity rows.

Where does this data come from?

Ownership and institutional activity come from SEC Form 13F filings. Insider activity comes from SEC Form 4, and large-shareholder activity from SEC Schedules 13D and 13G. FMP supplies price data only. Company logos use the local verified Parqet cache with one shared fallback.

Why are ownership reports delayed?

Form 13F is a quarterly disclosure and is normally filed after the quarter ends. Every ownership and activity value therefore names its represented period; it is not presented as a live position.

How are missing table values shown?

A muted dash marks a missing table value. It means the filing omitted the value, comparable data is unavailable, or no prior position exists for comparison.