These things are planned and set well in advance. So there really isn't still time. I think the difference with Spider-Man is Sony is pushing the bundle, so that's there's that focus on Spider-Man. Plus Target just had it on sale 5 days ago for $40. My point was there has been precedent in the past that games released at the end of October/early November have gotten a modest discount during Black Friday. It doesn't always happen for everything, but there is precedence of high profile games getting discounted still. That's why I said RDR2, while unlikely, still had a slim chance of it being a part of the ads.
I don't know what other major vendor, other than Gamestop or Amazon as aforementioned, would be dropping the price on it. When I said it's still time, I meant in the sense that not every retailer has been accounted for yet, so I articulated what I meant poorly. But, we already know that Target, Bestbuy and Walmart haven't and you'd 'figure' one or all of them would have. Which circles back to my point that I expect something like COD, or Assassins Creed, or your dime a dozen 2k sports title to be discounted. They're regurgitated every year. There isn't a Red Dead title popping up every year for everyone but day zero diehards to basically say 'meh, another Red dead title. It'll be $40 on BF' like the aforementioned games. We'll see soon enough, I suppose.