FanDuel expands prediction market offerings through Crypto.com partnership

FanDuel Predicts has expanded its event contract offerings through a partnership with Crypto.com's Commodity Futures Trading Commission-regulated exchange and clearinghouse, OG Prediction Markets, broadening the range of sports and entertainment contracts available to customers.

Customers will begin seeing contract offerings from both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets this week, coinciding with the start of the World Cup. The new products include sports and entertainment event contracts as well as combination event contracts.

The partnership complements FanDuel Predicts' existing contracts available through CME Group and is expected to provide customers with access to a wider variety of markets while enhancing their ability to trade combinations of event contracts.

"FanDuel Predicts was built to deliver a best-in-class prediction market experience to our customers. These additional product sets give our customers more choices by expanding the breadth of sports and entertainment contracts on our platform," James Cooper, senior vice president of Flywheel and New Ventures at FanDuel, said.

Joe Anzures, chief business officer of Crypto.com, said the partnership would bring greater depth to FanDuel's prediction market offering.

"By leveraging our robust, regulated exchange and clearinghouse infrastructure, we are enabling a mainstream prediction markets experience just in time for the World Cup – underscoring our capability to deliver scalable, regulated derivatives infrastructure for the world's biggest moments," Anzures said.

FanDuel Predicts launched in five U.S. states in December 2025 and has since expanded nationwide. The platform now offers sports contracts in 18 states where online sports betting is not available, including California, Texas and Florida.

The expansion comes as parent company Flutter Entertainment continues to invest in prediction markets as a potential avenue for customer acquisition ahead of possible sports betting legalization in additional states.

During Flutter's first-quarter earnings call in May, chief executive officer Peter Jackson focus on FanDuel Predicts generated "modest" revenue during the quarter. Flutter expects to invest between $250 million to $300 million in the business during 2026.