ADI Predictstreet began trading on 8 June, three days before the 2026 FIFA World Cup opened, the company said. Chief executive Dimitrios Psarrakis said the platform had been in beta testing with selected users before its broader launch; the company is the tournament's official predictions partner.
The launch puts the Gibraltar-licensed predictions platform live ahead of its stated World Cup partnership.
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DAZN and ADI Predictstreet agreed to integrate the latter’s prediction markets into DAZN’s live sports streams. DAZN chief executive Shay Segev said the partnership will add real-time predictions to viewing; ADI Predictstreet is the official prediction markets partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
DAZN announced a partnership with ADI Predictstreet to integrate sports event contract trading into its network, according to the report. Predictstreet is described as a forthcoming prediction market and the official prediction market partner of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
ADI Predictstreet said its prediction-market platform has launched, initially in Gibraltar and across 23 US states through Fanatics Markets. The company said a partnership with DAZN will provide live streams of every FIFA World Cup 2026 match in designated jurisdictions.
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.
The Council of Europe supported Copenhagen Group findings on integrity risks at the 2026 World Cup, contradicting FIFA's statement that its taskforce identified no suspicious betting. The group reported seven yellow alerts and 12 major controversies; the reason for the differing assessments was unclear.