FanDuel is reportedly in talks with Kalshi about a partnership that could give FanDuel access to prediction markets across the United States. The report identifies no agreed deal; Flutter chief executive Peter Jackson said in May that the company was considering expansion opportunities.
The unconfirmed talks could create a route for FanDuel to access prediction markets across the United States.
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DraftKings reportedly held discussions about a possible acquisition of prediction-market operator Railbird in the US. DraftKings said it speaks with various companies in the normal course of business and does not comment on specific discussions; Railbird received Commodity Futures Trading Commission approval to operate as a contract market platform last month.
SportsGrid is seeking a buyer, citing Front Office Sports. The reported sale effort follows several years of falling revenue and the loss of major sportsbook partnerships.
SportsGrid, a 24-hour sports wagering media network, is reportedly seeking a buyer and is working with investment bank Telos Advisors on a potential sale, according to Front Office Sports. The company has been in discussions with prospective buyers for several months, and one potential leading bidder has emerged, an unidentified source told the publication. The identity of the interested party has not been disclosed.
Sportradar reportedly renewed its partnership with Major League Baseball for eight years, according to a report cited by Mike Mazzeo. JMP Securities said the renewal extends Sportradar’s rights portfolio; the reported agreement builds on a 2019 deal covering MLB statistics distribution to media companies and regulated betting operators.
DraftKings chief executive Jason Robins discussed early football-season data on the operator’s sports betting and prediction-markets activity. He said future success did not depend on sports contracts surviving a Supreme Court challenge, according to the report.
Caesars opened a sportsbook at The Resort at Summerlin, where Caesars Digital president Eric Hession discussed competition from prediction-market operators. Hession said they had not yet made an appreciable impact on state-licensed operators, but he expects them to become competitors; he also said Caesars is waiting for court cases to conclude and is not entering prediction markets.