Casinos Meet Prediction Markets: Crypto.com Partners With NYSE-Listed High Roller Technologies

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High Roller Technologies, a NYSE-listed global online gamingoperator, signed an agreement with Crypto.com to introduce regulated predictionmarket products in the United States. The deal marks High Roller’s entry intothe fast-growing event contract sector and opens new revenue opportunitiesacross finance, sports, and entertainment.Singapore Summit: Meet the largest APAC brokers you know (and those you still don't!).According to third-party estimates, a mature U.S. predictionmarket could surpass $1 trillion in annual trading volume. The partnershipgives High Roller access to the segment through Crypto.com’s regulatedderivatives infrastructure.Partnership Expands Regulated Event Trading AccessUnder the agreement, High Roller will offer event contractsprovided by Crypto.com, Derivatives North America, which operates as aCFTC-registered exchange and clearinghouse. High Roller plans to register as aCFTC Introducing Broker and work with Crypto.com’s Futures Commission Merchantto distribute these contracts across its consumer platforms.Kris Marszalek, Co-founder and CEO of Crypto.com, said thecollaboration aims to “expand access to regulated event contracts in the UnitedStates through a differentiated and highly scalable offering.”High Roller CEO Seth Young added that the partnershiprepresents “a significant milestone” in preparing the company’s product andtechnical foundations for its move into the prediction space. “We believe thisagreement gives us a strong position in a market with meaningful long-termpotential,” he said.The companies plan to offer event-based tradingopportunities covering finance, entertainment, and sports. High Roller expectsthe partnership to create new income streams and intends to announce updates onproduct development, branding, and launch timing in the coming months.Crypto.com already operates prediction markets and recentlylaunched OG, a standalone prediction market platform that offers regulatedevent contracts to U.S. clients through its existing derivativesinfrastructure. The agreement with High Roller Technologies extends the reachof this business by adding a new distribution channel, rather than markingCrypto.com’s first move into prediction markets.Exchanges Race Into Prediction MarketsMajor crypto brands have also used partnerships to speed uptheir entry into prediction markets in 2026. Binance rolled out in‑appprediction markets in April through an integration with Predict.fun, embeddinga BNB Smart Chain–based protocol directly into theBinance wallet while subsidizing trading and settlement fees to encourage earlyuse. In March, Gate.io became the first centralized exchange tointegrate Polymarket, launching a public beta that lets users access on‑chainprediction markets from within the Gate app, including standard exchangefeatures such as order books and candlestick charts.These deals show a pattern: major exchanges plug intospecialized prediction protocols or platforms to offer event contracts quicklyand at scale, while focusing their own efforts on distribution, compliance, anduser acquisition.This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.