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Gaming Company SEC Filings and Financial Facts Monitor

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Gaming Company SEC Filings and Financial Facts Monitor

Gaming Company SEC Filings and Financial Facts Monitor

Collect SEC filings and exact financial facts for up to ten supplied company CIKs, preserving reporting periods and source evidence.

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Tim Zinin

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Turn public SEC filings for a supplied list of company CIKs into structured company reports. Each report links financial facts to their exact filing, reporting period, unit and accession. This is useful for gaming industry research, company news workflows and financial-data preparation.

The Actor reads the SEC Submissions and Company Facts JSON APIs. It supports up to ten companies per run. It does not choose a company universe or create a recurring schedule automatically.

Try the offline example

The Console example is:

{"demo": true}

It uses an invented company and amounts 100 and 180 to show the difference between a quarter and a year-to-date period. The row is labelled isDemo: true and dataProvenance: "fixed_synthetic_demo". It makes no external request and requests no result event. The platform start charge, if configured, may still apply. Use only this field in demo mode.

Collect company reports

This example requests filings for DraftKings and MGM, selecting financial observations within the first half of 2026:

{
"ciks": ["0001883685", "0000789570"],
"selection": {
"filedFrom": "2026-07-01",
"filedTo": "2026-09-09",
"forms": ["10-Q", "10-Q/A", "10-K", "10-K/A"],
"maxFilings": 5,
"period": {"mode": "contained", "from": "2026-01-01", "to": "2026-06-30"}
}
}

CIKs must be digit strings. Leading zeros are normalized; duplicate company identities are rejected. Choose explicit dates for the filings and for the financial periods. Both date windows are inclusive. Filing dates describe when a document was submitted; financial-period dates describe what its facts cover.

To select one exact quarter, use "period": {"mode": "exact", "start": "2026-04-01", "end": "2026-06-30"}. To select an instant such as a balance-sheet date, set start to null and supply end.

Optional concepts selects up to 12 exact XBRL concepts, for example:

[{"taxonomy": "us-gaap", "tag": "Assets"}]

Supply this array inside selection. The optional maxFilings accepts 1–20. A missing concept produces an explicit absence, not a zero or a guessed replacement revenue concept.

Results

Download the default Dataset as JSON for the complete nested report. One company report contains:

  • Company CIK and source entity names.
  • Selected filings: accession, form, filing date, report date and SEC link.
  • Financial facts: taxonomy, tag, unit, value, start/end dates and the exact accession they belong to.
  • Source retrieval times, response hashes, coverage and diagnostics.
  • useful, isDemo, dataProvenance and billing intent.

Quarter and year-to-date observations remain separate. Amendments remain separate filings. Units and currencies are preserved without conversion. Conflicting facts or numeric values that cannot be preserved are quarantined and explained in diagnostics. The Actor does not infer gaming KPIs such as handle or gross gaming revenue from unrelated accounting tags.

Charges and incomplete runs

A useful company report containing selected financial facts requests one result-found event. Multiple filings or facts within that report do not request additional report events. Demo, empty-source, missing-fact and diagnostic rows request no result event. The configured pricing is shown by Apify; set a finite Max total charge before a real run.

If the remaining budget cannot cover another report, collection stops and the remaining company count is reported. A source failure remains a failed run even if other companies returned useful reports. Those reports remain in the Dataset and their confirmed events are retained.

A Dataset row is written before charging is acknowledged, so its billing field describes intent. Check the actual run event counters for confirmed charges. If delivery or charging is interrupted, inspect the existing run before starting another one. A new run can produce another charge; there is no cross-run deduplication promise.

Coverage

Only the recent submissions and Company Facts responses are read. Older submission archives and filing documents are not downloaded. Each company has a 4 MiB combined source bound; large issuers can exceed it and return an explicit source error. There is no OCR or general PDF extraction in this Actor.

This is structured source evidence for research. It does not calculate growth, normalize fiscal calendars into calendar quarters, rank investments, verify all issuer disclosures or guarantee current company-wide coverage.

Sources: SEC developer resources, SEC API documentation.