Sportradar said Betting & Gaming Content revenue rose 37% to €242m in Q3 2026, while group revenue increased 24% to €362.5m. The company attributed the content growth to IMG ARENA rights and demand from existing and new customers, including prediction-market participants.
Sportradar’s 37% Betting & Gaming Content growth matters to investors because revenue reached €242m amid customer demand.
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Underdog sued Missouri in federal court on 8 November, seeking an injunction against enforcement action over its sports prediction markets. The company says the attorney general’s office warned on 6 November that action would begin within three days; its suit cites earlier compliance deadlines of 17 October and 30 October.
Ohio’s Casino Control Commission says five of the 10 companies it targeted over sports event contracts have complied with its cease-and-desist instructions. Robinhood, Gemini and Moomoo Financial have withdrawn their offers in Ohio, joining Coinbase and Plus500US; Polymarket and Underdog Predict are challenging the commission in court.
Half of the 10 companies targeted by enforcement have complied, according to the report. The Ohio Casino Control Commission considers sports event contracts illegal under local laws and has sent cease-and-desist letters to companies offering them in the state.
Ohio's Casino Control Commission confirmed that Robinhood, Gemini and Moomoo Financial had stopped offering new sports event contracts to Ohio customers, while Coinbase agreed to halt them by 13 November. The four firms join Plus500US in complying with cease-and-desist orders issued to 10 operators; two others have sued Ohio and three remain in discussions with the commission.
Ohio's Casino Control Commission confirmed that Robinhood, Gemini and Moomoo Financial had stopped offering new sports event contracts to customers in the state. Coinbase has agreed to halt its offerings by 13 November. The commission confirmed that Plus500US complied with its order on 21 October.
Prediction-market platforms were trading contracts on control of the US House and Senate during the 3 November midterm elections, according to the report. It cited Kalshi and Polymarket prices at 10:32 a.m. ET and said no results had been reported by then. The report also described third-quarter figures from Robinhood, including $173 million in event-contract revenue and 16.4 billion contracts traded.
Kalshi sued Missouri in federal court on 27 October, seeking to block enforcement action over its sports event contracts. The company argues that it cannot obtain the state gaming licence demanded in a cease-and-desist notice and that state restrictions conflict with its claimed federal rights under the Commodity Exchange Act.