ADI Predictstreet has agreed to integrate its prediction markets into DAZN’s platform, which carries live and on-demand sports content. DAZN said the integration would add interactive prompts linked to sporting events, beginning with the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and later extending across its portfolio of leagues and events.
The agreement gives ADI Predictstreet access to DAZN’s sports-viewing platform and audience.
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LSports announced a data partnership with ADI PredictStreet, with the service active during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and continuing beyond the tournament. The deal covers pre-match and live data and odds, Prediction Markets services and the StatScore suite across sports covered by LSports.
DAZN and ADI Predictstreet announced a global partnership to develop regulated prediction market products for sports audiences, according to the companies. They intend to offer the products in markets where authorised, including the United States subject to required regulatory approvals and licences. ADI Chain is to supply digital settlement and stablecoin infrastructure, with a branded DAZN stablecoin described as a possible future development.
It was reported that DAZN entered a partnership with ADI Predictstreet to offer a prediction market product. The sports streaming company is targeting a US rollout.
FIFA named ADI Predictstreet its official prediction market partner for the World Cup, while the company’s licensing status and product launch were under scrutiny. The report says it had obtained a Gibraltar licence but held no other licences; SEBI alleged that Ajay Hans Raj Bhatia profited from trades involving Adani, and he agreed to a settlement and a six-month trading ban in India.
Blockchain analysis reported by The Wall Street Journal found that about $108m of the $167m traded on FIFA prediction market partner ADI Predictstreet through late September came from wallets apparently tied to the company. Gibraltar's gambling commissioner, Andrew Lyman, said a preliminary review found no breach of self-trading rules and no consumer harm. The findings do not prove deliberate manipulation, the report said.