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FanDuel Expands Prediction Market Offerings with Crypto.coms OG Platform Ahead of World Cup
As the World Cup kicks off, FanDuel is widening its predictive playground by adding new sports, entertainment, and combination contracts through Crypto.com’s CFTC‑regulated OG Prediction Markets.
The FanDuel Predicts platform now offers a broader array of contracts, launching this week to coincide with the start of the tournament. Users will gain access to a wider range of markets alongside the existing CME Group contracts.
Today, FanDuel Predicts already lists contracts on financial benchmarks such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq‑100, oil, gas, gold, cryptocurrencies, GDP, and CPI, as well as sports and entertainment outcomes in states that do not permit sports betting. Prices for these contracts range from $0.01 to $0.99.
FanDuel Predicts is a joint venture between FanDuel Group and CME Group. Contracts are listed by CME Group and Crypto.com derivatives exchanges and are regulated by the CFTC. Accounts are opened through FanDuel Prediction Markets LLC, a registered futures commission merchant and NFA member.
“The platform was built to deliver a best‑in‑class prediction market experience to our customers,” said James Cooper, Senior Vice President of Flywheel and New Ventures at FanDuel. “These additional product sets give our customers more choices by expanding the breadth of sports and entertainment contracts on our platform.” Joe Anzures, Chief Business Officer of Crypto.com, added that the partnership brings “a new level of depth and experience to its prediction markets experience” and showcases Crypto.com’s ability to deliver regulated derivatives infrastructure for major events.
Crypto.com launched OG, a standalone prediction market platform, on February 3, 2026. OG operates under the CFTC as a designated contract market and derivatives clearing organization through its affiliate North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc. The platform offers sports, finance, political, and entertainment event contracts, margin trading, and a parlay builder, and is available exclusively in the United States.
With the new partnership, FanDuel users can trade combinations of event contracts and access a broader array of sports and entertainment outcomes, complementing the existing CME Group offerings. Contracts from both CME Group and OG will appear this week, aligning with the World Cup’s opening match. The expansion is expected to boost engagement on the FanDuel Predicts app and provide users with more regulated ways to speculate on real‑world events.
Both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets are regulated by the CFTC, and contracts are cleared through their respective clearinghouses. FanDuel’s joint venture with CME Group ensures compliance with NFA rules, while integration with Crypto.com’s regulated exchange adds additional oversight. Contracts are priced in U.S. dollars, and users must review the terms and risk disclosures before trading.
FanDuel’s partnership with Crypto.com expands its prediction market lineup ahead of the World Cup, adding new sports and entertainment contracts and combination event contracts through OG Prediction Markets. The move broadens the range of markets, deepens trading options, and reinforces regulatory compliance. The expansion will be fully available this week, and users can begin trading the new contracts as the World Cup begins.
The FanDuel Predicts platform now offers a broader array of contracts, launching this week to coincide with the start of the tournament. Users will gain access to a wider range of markets alongside the existing CME Group contracts.
Today, FanDuel Predicts already lists contracts on financial benchmarks such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq‑100, oil, gas, gold, cryptocurrencies, GDP, and CPI, as well as sports and entertainment outcomes in states that do not permit sports betting. Prices for these contracts range from $0.01 to $0.99.
FanDuel Predicts is a joint venture between FanDuel Group and CME Group. Contracts are listed by CME Group and Crypto.com derivatives exchanges and are regulated by the CFTC. Accounts are opened through FanDuel Prediction Markets LLC, a registered futures commission merchant and NFA member.
“The platform was built to deliver a best‑in‑class prediction market experience to our customers,” said James Cooper, Senior Vice President of Flywheel and New Ventures at FanDuel. “These additional product sets give our customers more choices by expanding the breadth of sports and entertainment contracts on our platform.” Joe Anzures, Chief Business Officer of Crypto.com, added that the partnership brings “a new level of depth and experience to its prediction markets experience” and showcases Crypto.com’s ability to deliver regulated derivatives infrastructure for major events.
Crypto.com launched OG, a standalone prediction market platform, on February 3, 2026. OG operates under the CFTC as a designated contract market and derivatives clearing organization through its affiliate North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc. The platform offers sports, finance, political, and entertainment event contracts, margin trading, and a parlay builder, and is available exclusively in the United States.
With the new partnership, FanDuel users can trade combinations of event contracts and access a broader array of sports and entertainment outcomes, complementing the existing CME Group offerings. Contracts from both CME Group and OG will appear this week, aligning with the World Cup’s opening match. The expansion is expected to boost engagement on the FanDuel Predicts app and provide users with more regulated ways to speculate on real‑world events.
Both CME Group and OG Prediction Markets are regulated by the CFTC, and contracts are cleared through their respective clearinghouses. FanDuel’s joint venture with CME Group ensures compliance with NFA rules, while integration with Crypto.com’s regulated exchange adds additional oversight. Contracts are priced in U.S. dollars, and users must review the terms and risk disclosures before trading.
FanDuel’s partnership with Crypto.com expands its prediction market lineup ahead of the World Cup, adding new sports and entertainment contracts and combination event contracts through OG Prediction Markets. The move broadens the range of markets, deepens trading options, and reinforces regulatory compliance. The expansion will be fully available this week, and users can begin trading the new contracts as the World Cup begins.
