The market hit the sell button on Super Group today. The stock closed at US$13.11, down almost 6% on the session and weaker over the past month, even after a World Cup fueled report that showed Q2 revenue of US$684m and net income of US$120m.

That clash between a softer share price and a richer profit print is the core story. Traders appear focused on short term worries, while the earnings release put the spotlight on a higher adjusted EBITDA margin and a company that reported another record quarter. The rest of the report explains why that gap opened up.

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