High Roller plans to raise $25m through a share offering to fund marketing and expansion, according to reports. The proposed sale follows the operator’s announcement of a prediction markets launch through a Crypto.com partnership.
The planned raise would provide High Roller with capital for marketing and expansion.
Quarter ended 30 June 2026
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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.
Flutter chief executive Dan Taylor said FanDuel’s prediction-markets product had improved after investment and changes to its event-contract supplier. Flutter reported that FanDuel Predicts recorded $119m in volume in Q3, up 102% from Q2, and had 140,000 active users in October.
Flutter said FanDuel Predicts took $119m in volume in Q3, up 102% on Q2, and had 140,000 active users in October. October volume was 271% higher than in July.
Flutter Entertainment reported a net loss of $1.15bn for the three months ended 30 September, compared with $789m a year earlier. It recorded an $873m non-cash charge relating to Brazil and said it closed its Brazilian operations on 26 September after a provisional measure banned online betting and gaming.
Illinois officials appealed to the Seventh Circuit after a federal judge barred the state from enforcing its event-contract licensing and tax law. Judge Martha Pacold’s 30 October order covers licensing, fees, taxes and enforcement measures concerning swaps, including sports event contracts offered by CFTC-registered companies.
Illinois officials took the matter to the Seventh Circuit after a federal judge stopped the state from applying its event-contract licensing and tax law, the report said. The ruling came from Judge Martha Pacold in an order dated Friday, Oct. 30, according to the report. Pacold's order blocks enforcement of licensing requirements, associated fees, taxes and related criminal provisions, the report said.