Product · Prediction markets

Polybetting

first agnostic platform for prediction-market segment launch.

Prediction markets are event-based trading contracts — YES/NO outcomes on sports, politics and finance — where prices are set by the market rather than a bookmaker's line. For operators, they are the fastest-growing iGaming vertical: Kalshi and Polymarket combined exceeded $76 billion in trading volume in 2025, with sports driving 89% of fee revenue (KPMG, 2026).

Operators do not need another API widget. They need the full product, risk management, reporting and casino cross-sell layer around the liquidity. That is what this platform runs.

  • Operator-grade depth
  • Multi-source liquidity
  • Cross-sell + sport retention
  • Licence-ready
Order book

Four order books. One outcome.

Every venue has its own book, pricing shape and settlement path. Polybetting normalises that into one operator-side view: one event, one resolution path, one settlement queue.

VENUES · NATIVE BOOKS
Polymarket $2.3M depth
Kalshi $1.1M depth
Manifold $0.4M depth
On-chain (roadmap) +$1.2M est.
PREDICTION MARKETS · CONSOLIDATED
Will Bitcoin close above $200K by Dec 31? $5.0M depth
YES bids
  1. ¢62$1,420k
  2. ¢61$1,180k
  3. ¢60$ 800k
  4. ¢59$ 470k
spread
YES asks
  1. ¢63$1,290k
  2. ¢64$ 920k
  3. ¢65$ 590k
  4. ¢66$ 350k
Licence-ready

Under licences your operators already hold.

This is not a US-only prediction-market wrapper. The platform is designed around licence tracks operators already use, without forcing a separate legal entity, KYC stack or regulator relationship.

🇨🇼 Curaçao
Live · multi-partner

Entry-tier operators across LATAM and EU non-regulated markets. The first commercial deployment ran on a Curaçao Tier-2 stack.

  • Fastest path to ship
  • Casino + Polybetting combined
  • Single legal entity required
🇲🇹 MGA · Malta
Compliance review · Q3

For Tier-2 operators moving up the regulated stack. The cross-sell architecture is compatible; MGA review is in progress.

  • EU regulated lane
  • Same wallet as casino licence
  • Audit trail by default
🇰🇲 Anjouan
Crypto-native track

For wallet-first crypto-native operators: stablecoin settlement, on-chain rails and registration deferred to the withdrawal threshold.

  • USDC + USDT settlement
  • L1 + L2 (Base, Arbitrum)
  • KYC at withdrawal threshold
Cross-sell economics

Prediction markets pay for themselves in casino.

Prediction-market acquisition brings high-intent traffic. Casino keeps the margin. With one wallet, KYC flow and player view, a prediction-market bet can lead straight into casino instead of being booked against a separate UA budget. Around 70% of prediction bets are sport-aligned, so sportsbook retention benefits too.

What ships with it

Not an API wrapper. An operator stack.

01

Operator-grade depth.

UI, analytics, risk management, reporting and marketing funnels are part of the product. The operator team gets the surface it runs the business on, not a thin wrapper around someone else's API.

02

Multi-source aggregation inside.

Started with Polymarket, with more venues on the roadmap. Order books are normalised into one outcome per event, so new sources can be added without another operator integration.

03

Cross-sell into casino, retention into sport.

Casino, sportsbook and Polybetting share the same wallet and player view. Prediction markets can fund casino acquisition while sport-aligned bets feed sportsbook retention.

04

Licence-ready.

Curaçao live, MGA in compliance review, Anjouan crypto-native track. Sits under licences your operators already hold — no US-only prediction-market wrapper.

How it differs

Prediction markets vs traditional sportsbook.

The business model is fundamentally different. Prediction markets are not a sportsbook variant — they are a separate vertical with a different risk model, event coverage and cross-sell economics.

Dimension Traditional sportsbook Prediction markets
Risk model Operator prices odds and holds margin risk Market sets prices; operator earns platform or trading fees
Margin structure 3–12% hold on turnover 1–5% fee on volume; casino cross-sell closes the economics
Event coverage Sports and racing primarily Sports, politics, finance, entertainment, custom events
Liquidity source Operator's own book and trading desk Aggregated from external venues — Polymarket, Kalshi, Manifold
Trading desk Required for pricing and risk management Not required — venues handle market making
Casino cross-sell Standard deposit upsell 41% week-1 conversion on same-wallet; no re-KYC
Sport alignment Competes for sports budget 70% of bets sport-aligned → feeds sportsbook retention
Launch complexity Trading stack, pricing team, risk tools Single aggregator integration; 8 weeks to launch

Comparing vendors? See the best B2B prediction markets platforms for operators by use case, or the full side-by-side platform comparison.

Prediction markets · FAQ

Prediction markets for operators, answered.

What are prediction markets for iGaming operators?

Prediction markets for iGaming operators are event-based trading platforms where players buy and sell YES/NO contracts on real-world outcomes — sports results, elections, financial events — with prices determined by supply and demand rather than a bookmaker's line. Unlike a sportsbook, the operator earns through platform fees rather than pricing risk directly, and the event coverage extends well beyond sports. Kalshi and Polymarket combined exceeded $76 billion in trading volume in 2025, with sports driving 89% of fee revenue (KPMG, 2026).

What is the Turbo Stars prediction markets platform?

Turbo Stars' prediction markets platform is a full B2B operator stack — UI, analytics, risk management, reporting and marketing funnels — built on top of aggregated multi-source liquidity from Polymarket (live), Kalshi (Q3 2026) and Manifold (Q4 2026). The operator runs one integration while new venues are added inside the aggregator engine.

How does prediction-market liquidity aggregation work?

Each venue runs its own order book, pricing shape and settlement path. Polybetting normalises them into one outcome per event with consolidated depth, so an operator sees a single book and a single resolution path. It started with Polymarket liquidity, with Kalshi, Manifold and on-chain venues on the roadmap.

Can operators run prediction markets under their existing licence?

Yes. The platform is built around licence tracks operators already hold — Curaçao live, MGA in compliance review, and an Anjouan crypto-native track — without forcing a separate legal entity, KYC stack or regulator relationship. It is not a US-only prediction-market wrapper.

How do prediction markets drive casino cross-sell?

Casino, sportsbook and Polybetting share one wallet, KYC flow and player view, so a prediction-market bet can lead straight into casino with no re-KYC or re-deposit. In partner data, 41% of prediction-market players placed a casino bet in week one, with a +28% LTV uplift versus a casino-only cohort.

Does prediction-market traffic help sportsbook retention?

It does. Around 70% of prediction-market bets are sport-aligned, so the same high-intent audience feeds sportsbook retention rather than competing with it — one player view across casino, sportsbook and prediction markets.

Is Polybetting an API wrapper or a full platform?

A full operator stack. The operator team gets the surface it runs the business on — depth, risk management, reporting and funnels — and new liquidity sources can be added inside the aggregator without another operator-side integration.

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