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FanDuel has expanded its FanDuel Predicts prediction markets offering by adding a range of sports and other event contracts through a new partnership with Crypto.com.
Nearly six months after FanDuel first launched prediction markets through its joint venture with CME Group, it has become the latest gaming operator to start offering Crypto.com contracts on its platform.
Through the new deal with Crypto.com’s Commodity Futures Trading Commission-regulated exchange and clearinghouse OG Prediction Markets, the standalone Crypto.com prediction market product launched earlier this year, FanDuel Predicts has added new sports, entertainment, and “combination” event contracts.
It is the first major expansion of FanDuel Predicts since the platform went live in late December 2025.
Customers will begin to see contract offerings from both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets this week with the start of the World Cup.
FanDuel has expanded its FanDuel Predicts prediction markets offering by adding a range of sports and other event contracts through a new partnership with Crypto.com.
Nearly six months after FanDuel first launched prediction markets through its joint venture with CME Group, it has become the latest gaming operator to start offering Crypto.com contracts on its platform.
Through the new deal with Crypto.com’s Commodity Futures Trading Commission-regulated exchange and clearinghouse OG Prediction Markets, the standalone Crypto.com prediction market product launched earlier this year, FanDuel Predicts has added new sports, entertainment, and “combination” event contracts.
It is the first major expansion of FanDuel Predicts since the platform went live in late December 2025.
Crypto.com contracts complement existing FanDuel Predicts range
FanDuel said the new Crypto.com contracts will sit alongside the CME Group markets, “complementing” the existing range from FanDuel Predicts’ founding partner.Customers will begin to see contract offerings from both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets this week with the start of the World Cup.