Options market activity for Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (TTWO) reached 33,800 contracts at 2:10 p.m. New York time on Wednesday, based on exchange data compiled by Bloomberg.
Calls accounted for the majority of the action, with 21,678 contracts traded, while puts represented 12,122 contracts. The most-active single line was the July 17, 2026 $300 call, which changed hands for 6,810 contracts against an existing open interest of 842 contracts. Another significant call trade was the July 17, 2026 $290 call, with 3,600 contracts traded and an open interest of 5,906 contracts.
Put-side flow showed concentration in late-July expirations. The July 31, 2026 $195 put recorded 3,501 contracts traded versus an open interest of two contracts. The July 24, 2026 $200 put saw 2,098 contracts traded with an open interest of four contracts.
An organized calendar spread also featured prominently in activity, involving 1,156 contracts across two $185 puts. That spread comprised 578 contracts of the July 17, 2026 $185 put (open interest of three contracts) paired with 578 contracts of the July 24, 2026 $185 put (open interest of three contracts).
Below are the notable details summarized:
- Total options volume: 33,800 contracts (as of 2:10 p.m. New York time, Wednesday)
- Call volume: 21,678 contracts
- Put volume: 12,122 contracts
- Largest single-trade line: July 17, 2026 $300 call - 6,810 contracts (open interest: 842)
- Notable put trades: July 31, 2026 $195 put - 3,501 contracts (open interest: 2); July 24, 2026 $200 put - 2,098 contracts (open interest: 4)
- Calendar spread: 578 July 17, 2026 $185 puts + 578 July 24, 2026 $185 puts (total 1,156 contracts; each leg open interest: 3)
The data reflect trade-by-trade volumes and open interest figures for specific strike-expiry combinations. The activity is concentrated in mid- to late-July 2026 expirations and shows substantial block trades in both calls and puts, including a structured calendar spread in $185 puts.
Markets and participants tracking equity derivatives and gaming-sector equities may find these flow points relevant when assessing short-term option liquidity and concentration in TTWO strikes and expirations.