FanDuel Predicts has broadened its event contract options by partnering with Crypto.com’s Commodity Futures Trading Commission-regulated exchange and clearinghouse, OG Prediction Markets. This collaboration enhances the variety of sports and entertainment contracts available to users.
Beginning this week, customers will have access to new contract offerings from both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets, perfectly timed with the commencement of the World Cup. The latest products include contracts for individual sports and entertainment events, as well as combination event contracts.
This partnership builds upon FanDuel Predicts' existing offerings through CME Group, aiming to provide customers with a more extensive selection of markets and improved trading capabilities for event contract combinations.
James Cooper, Senior Vice President of Flywheel and New Ventures at FanDuel, stated, "FanDuel Predicts was designed to offer a premier prediction market experience. These new product sets enhance our customers' choices by broadening the range of sports and entertainment contracts available on our platform."
Joe Anzures, Chief Business Officer of Crypto.com, noted that this collaboration would deepen FanDuel's prediction market offerings. He remarked, "By utilizing our strong, regulated exchange and clearinghouse infrastructure, we are facilitating a mainstream prediction markets experience just in time for the World Cup, highlighting our ability to provide scalable, regulated derivatives infrastructure for significant global events."
FanDuel Predicts initially launched in five U.S. states in December 2025 and has since expanded its reach nationwide. The platform currently offers sports contracts in 18 states where online sports betting is not permitted, including California, Texas, and Florida.
This expansion aligns with parent company Flutter Entertainment's ongoing investments in prediction markets as a strategic approach for customer acquisition, especially with the potential legalization of sports betting in more states.
During Flutter's first-quarter earnings call in May, CEO Peter Jackson mentioned that FanDuel Predicts generated "modest" revenue during the quarter, with Flutter planning to invest between $250 million and $300 million in the business throughout 2026.