Robinhood Markets announced a Custom Combos feature that lets eligible prediction-market clients combine up to 10 NFL event-contract legs in one wager. The company said every contract in a combo must be correct for it to pay out; the launch came ahead of the NFL divisional round.
The feature brings multi-leg NFL wagering into Robinhood’s prediction-market offering, broadening its sports contract formats.
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Coinbase selected ION’s XTP for Event Contracts platform to process Kalshi prediction-market products, Online Poker Report reported on an announcement covered on 10 September. ION said the system automates contract creation, resolution, settlement and reporting. The companies began working together in December 2025.
DraftKings launched DraftKings Predictions, a standalone platform for trading on real-world outcomes, according to reports. The product initially offers sports and financial event contracts in 38 states and connects to CME Group; DraftKings plans to integrate Railbird Technologies. The company said the platform operates under CFTC oversight.
Fanatics is reportedly in early discussions with Crypto.com about a joint platform for contracts tied to sports, politics, entertainment and cultural events. The report says no agreement has been reached, and Fanatics has not commented on the proposal.
North American Derivatives Exchange, which operates Crypto.com's OG prediction market, and Ludlow Exchange, Novig's operator, filed separate lawsuits on 16 October challenging Missouri's 21-year age minimum and 10% tax on sports event contracts. Both argue that federal commodities law gives the CFTC authority over their contracts, pre-empting state gambling rules, after a 30-day compliance period following cease-and-desist notices expired. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway's office maintains that labelling a sports bet an event contract does not remove it from state law.
North American Derivatives Exchange, which operates Crypto.com's OG prediction-market platform, and Ludlow Exchange, the operator behind Novig, filed separate lawsuits on 16 October challenging Missouri's sports event contract rules. The filings followed the expiry of a 30-day compliance period set out in cease-and-desist notices. Both companies argue that federal commodities law gives the Commodity Futures Trading Commission authority over their contracts, putting them outside Missouri's gambling requirements.
Underdog filed a federal lawsuit against Connecticut officials after the state Department of Consumer Protection ordered it and eight other companies to stop offering or advertising sports-event contracts and let users withdraw existing funds. The company asked the court to block state enforcement, arguing that federal law gives the Commodity Futures Trading Commission authority over its event contracts; Connecticut officials say the contracts breach state gaming rules.