Mindway AI announced that its Gamalyze tool would be integrated into DraftKings’ Responsible Gaming Center. The simulated card game assesses decision-making and provides feedback based on users’ behaviour, the company said.
The integration gives DraftKings customers access to an additional tool for reflecting on their play.
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Mindway AI business development manager Stephen Aupy said the company works with DraftKings, PrizePicks, Betr and Gaming Analytics in the US on player-safety initiatives. Aupy said its January partnership with DraftKings integrates the Gamalyze tool into the operator’s Responsible Gaming Center; he also described a Mindway AI project with Crown Resorts in Australia.
DraftKings partnered with Mindway AI to add the Gamalyze behavioural assessment to DraftKings’ Responsible Gaming Center, the companies said. The tool uses a simulated card game to provide personalised feedback on players’ decisions and is described as educational rather than diagnostic or predictive.
DraftKings lowered its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $6.35 billion-$6.55 billion, from $6.5 billion-$6.9 billion previously, and reported a third-quarter adjusted EBITDA loss of $317 million. The company said more than 1.6 million customers had used its predictions offering year-to-date and expected 2026 predictions investment of at least $650 million; its shares fell about 22% in Thursday after-hours trading after the results.
DraftKings lowered its 2026 revenue guidance to $6.35bn–$6.55bn from $6.5bn–$6.9bn. It reported a third-quarter adjusted EBITDA loss of $317m, compared with a $126m loss a year earlier.
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins defended the company’s planned prediction-markets investment on its third-quarter earnings call. The company projects adjusted EBITDA investment of $900m to $1.05bn across 2026 and 2027, and Robins said customer acquisition costs could take about 41 months to recover if the Supreme Court bars sports event contracts in July 2028.
DraftKings plans to invest $900m to $1.05bn in prediction markets across 2026 and 2027, the company said in its third-quarter earnings release. The projected investment is measured in adjusted EBITDA.
DraftKings said in its third-quarter materials that it increased its 2026 adjusted EBITDA investment in Predictions by $50m to $700m. Its downside model assumes sports event contracts end on 31 July 2028 and that Predictions customers then generate 20% of current gross profit; the model extends payback from 18 months to 41 months.
DraftKings said it raised its 2026 adjusted EBITDA investment in Predictions by $50m to $700m and modelled the effect of sports event contracts ending on 31 July 2028. The downside model assumes Predictions customers would generate 20% of their current gross profit after sports contracts end, extending payback from 18 months to 41 months.