FanDuel plans to launch a US prediction market platform developed with CME Group, reportedly by the end of 2025. Flutter Entertainment chief executive Peter Jackson said the initial offering would focus on financial, leisure and entertainment products rather than sports contracts.
A non-sports focus could broaden FanDuel’s US prediction-market offering into financial, leisure and entertainment products.
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Kalshi and AppliedXL launched a pilot of prediction markets linked to clinical-trial outcomes and FDA decisions, the companies said. AppliedXL provides the resolution infrastructure, with contracts tied to specified public documents; the pilot covers late-stage trials, according to the report.
Prospect Markets signed a letter of intent with Foris DAX FCM LLC, operating as OG Broker, for a proposed US sports-focused prediction market. The arrangement would involve North American Derivatives Exchange and a clearing relationship through OG Broker; definitive agreements and any required regulatory approvals remain outstanding. The parties are targeting a launch in Q3 2026, Prospect Markets said.
Tradeweb launched a dedicated page featuring Kalshi data and pricing for its US institutional clients, according to the companies’ announcement. The page will add Kalshi’s American Power Index in July; the companies are also exploring further platform capabilities, including an institutional event-contracts platform.
FanDuel and DraftKings launched prediction-market platforms in the US in December 2025, according to reports. DraftKings Predictions began on 19 December and offers sports event contracts in 38 states; FanDuel Predicts launched on 22 December in a five-state pilot with CME Group. Coinbase filed lawsuits against Connecticut, Michigan and Illinois on 19 December, seeking to establish federal CFTC jurisdiction over prediction markets.
FanDuel and CME Group launched FanDuel Predicts in Alabama, Alaska, South Carolina, North Dakota and South Dakota on Monday as part of a phased US rollout. CME said the platform will add states in the coming weeks and into 2026; sports event contracts will be offered only where that form of wagering is not permitted.