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Rush Street Interactive says prediction markets have not affected North American sportsbook

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Rush Street Interactive said its North American sportsbook had not been affected by prediction markets. The company said its Q2 application to the CFTC to operate a designated contract market was intended to prepare for possible developments, with no imminent plans to offer sports event contracts.

RSI says prediction markets have not affected its sportsbook, while its application prepares for possible developments without imminent sports contracts.

End-of-day close Rush Street Interactive (RSI), USD, to 11 September 2026
Story date15 June 202611 September 2026

Latest reported results

Rush Street Interactive NYSE: RSI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 385.9m10-Q filing 0001793659-26-000053
Operating income
USD 42.7m10-Q filing 0001793659-26-000053

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