The odds have dramatically shortened for punters betting that the JSE’s listed gaming groups will get back to their cash-spinning ways.

Over six months Tsogo Sun Gaming’s share price has spurted 42%, while Sun International — which still holds a portfolio of hotel properties, including Sun City — has seen a 21% charge. Over a year Tsogo’s share price is up an astounding 163%, while Sun has registered a nearly 50% gain...

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