High Roller Technologies said it is advancing plans for a US prediction-markets offering under an agreement with Crypto.com | Derivatives North America. The company reported second-quarter net revenue of $2.8 million, down 52% year on year, and attributed the decline partly to exiting certain online casino markets.
High Roller is pursuing US prediction markets through an agreement as its reported net revenue declines.
Quarter ended 30 June 2026
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High Roller Technologies appointed Thomas Scaria to the newly created chief product officer role ahead of its ROLR prediction markets launch. The company said Scaria will lead its move into the sector in partnership with Crypto.com. High Roller also agreed an exclusive platform licence and development services deal with DeepEther Labs’ mrkts.com platform for the ROLR application.
High Roller Technologies shares fell in late trading on 11 August after the company reported second-quarter results alongside an update on its prediction market plans. The Las Vegas-based operator posted a loss of 22 cents a share on sales of $2.81m, missing analysts' estimate by $190,000, and finished the quarter with $18m in cash. High Roller said it obtained National Futures Association approval and registered as a Guaranteed Introducing Broker, and that its agreement with Crypto.com Derivatives North America remains active.
High Roller Technologies chief executive Seth Young said ROLR would launch in 2026. The company has secured regulatory approvals and nearly finished technology development for its US prediction market rollout. High Roller chose an introducing broker model to accelerate market entry.
Flutter Entertainment said FanDuel Predicts had 140,000 active users in October and recorded $119m in trading volume in the third quarter. The volume was 102% higher than in the second quarter and October volume rose 271% compared with July; chief executive Dan Taylor said the product had become competitive after recent investment and changes.
Flutter Entertainment said FanDuel Predicts had 140,000 active users in October. Flutter also said the product recorded $119m in trading volume in the third quarter, 102% more than in the second quarter. October volume was 271% higher than in July, according to the report.
PrizePicks launched PrizePicks Packs on 21 October in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., and OG.com introduced OG.com Rips eight days later, the companies said. PrizePicks offers packs priced from $1 to $2,500; OG.com offers NFL, NBA, MLB and Pokémon packs. OG.com said its product is not regulated by the CFTC.
PrizePicks launched digital card packs on Oct. 21 across all 50 states and Washington, D.C., followed eight days later by Crypto.com-affiliated OG.com.