FanDuel Predicts has broadened its event contract offerings by partnering with OG Prediction Markets, an exchange and clearinghouse regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission via Crypto.com, enhancing the options available to customers in sports and entertainment contracts.
Starting this week, users can expect to find contract offerings from both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets, aligning with the kickoff of the World Cup. These new products encompass various sports and entertainment event contracts as well as combination event contracts.
The collaboration enhances existing offerings from FanDuel Predicts through CME Group, giving customers access to a broader range of market opportunities while improving their ability to trade in combination event contracts.
“FanDuel Predicts aims to provide an unparalleled prediction market experience to our users. These additional products give our customers more choices by increasing the variety of sports and entertainment contracts on our platform,” said James Cooper, Senior Vice President of Flywheel and New Ventures at FanDuel.
Joe Anzures, Chief Business Officer at Crypto.com, added that this partnership will enhance the depth of FanDuel’s prediction market capabilities.
“Leveraging our comprehensive, regulated exchange and clearinghouse infrastructure enables a mainstream prediction markets experience, perfectly timed for the World Cup, which emphasizes our ability to provide scalable, regulated derivatives infrastructure for major global events,” Anzures stated.
Launched in December 2025 across five U.S. states, FanDuel Predicts has since expanded to offer sports contracts in 18 states where online sports betting remains unavailable, including California, Texas, and Florida.
This expansion occurs as the parent company, Flutter Entertainment, continues to invest in prediction markets as a strategic avenue for customer acquisition in anticipation of potential sports betting legalization in other states.
During Flutter’s first-quarter earnings call in May, CEO Peter Jackson noted that FanDuel Predicts generated “modest” revenue during that quarter, with Flutter planning to invest between $250 million and $300 million in the business throughout 2026.