List of All Prediction Markets

Underdog's prediction market product offers a natural extension of the platform's existing fantasy and pick'em ecosystem, giving players another way to engage with the same stats and players they're already familiar with on the Underdog app. While the platform isn't as expansive as some crypto-based prediction markets, it stands out for its focus on core US sports and player-driven markets.

The biggest draw: Underdog keeps things simple and accessible, making it one of the easiest entry points into sports prediction markets currently available.

Fanatics Markets brings a polished, sports-first approach to prediction markets, backed by one of the biggest brands in the industry. The platform feels especially seamless for existing Fanatics users, with a shared wallet between Fanatics Sportsbook and Markets that makes it easy to move between products. Its clean, intuitive app design and smooth performance also stand out, offering one of the better mobile experiences in the space right now.

The biggest draw: Fanatics has a terrific app development team, and the quality of the app along with a shared wallet between Fanatics platforms is second-to-none.

DraftKings Predictions leans on a long track record in DFS and sports betting to deliver one of the most refined prediction market apps currently available. The interface is fast, stable, and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to browse markets and get involved without much of a learning curve. The sports offering isn't as deep as DraftKings Sportsbook, particularly with no player prop markets, and availability will still depend on your state. Still, DraftKings Predictions separates itself with reliable performance and above-average customer support, including the ability to connect with real agents when needed. 

The biggest draw: DraftKings Predictions' combination of accessibility, strong tech, and a straightforward, user-friendly experience built on a trusted brand. 

Novig has long operated as a peer-to-peer betting exchange that didn't force users to pay a fee to the house — that is, of course, where the name comes from: no vig. In 2026, however, they transitioned the company into a prediction market format, jumping on one of the biggest sports betting trends in the US.

Novig's prediction market functions similarly to their betting exchange; in fact, Novig is less distinguishable from other prediction market apps than they previously were. No longer a unique peer-to-peer exchange, they now feature a similar interface and trading experience to most of the prediction markets on this list. Still, Novig is a trustworthy brand in the sports predictions space, and their mobile app quality absolutely makes them worth trying out.

The biggest draw: There's no vig on Novig, no payment to the house, and no fees on trades.

A longtime player in the sports betting world as a peer-to-peer exchange, ProphetX relaunched in the spring of 2026 as a sports-native prediction market app. While the change was largely done so that ProphetX could use prediction market terminology to remain competitive with top brands, they also updated their entire platform's functionality to make it look and feel like a traditional prediction market app. ProphetX's new app may need some work, but they remain a top-trusted brand in the sports predictions space.

The biggest draw: ProphetX stands alone as a sports-focused prediction market app that's available in nearly every US state.

Plus500 launched their prediction market platform in 2026 after partnering with Kalshi and implementing their top-of-the-line market data. Plus500 was founded in Israel in 2008 and has operated for nearly 20 years as a futures trading company, with its headquarters now located in London. Trade on just about any sport you'll find on a sportsbook or competing prediction market, with moneylines, some player props, and plenty of game props offered in the app.

The biggest draw: Its combination of Kalshi's partnership and a sports-first focus creates a premier prediction market platform that doesn't make you sift through seedy markets to trade on sports outcomes. 

FanDuel Predicts brings one of the most recognizable names in US sports betting into the prediction market space, offering a straightforward and widely accessible platform for event-based trading. It's available nationwide, making it an option for users in every state, and the overall experience will feel familiar to anyone who has used other FanDuel products. Features like live trading and early cash-out add a layer of flexibility, allowing users to stay engaged as games unfold.

The biggest draw: A simple, no-frills entry into prediction markets with strong brand backing and the ability to trade sports in real time where available.

OG is one of the more sports-focused prediction market apps on the market, offering a trading experience that feels closer to a traditional sportsbook than most of its competitors. It's also one of the few platforms to support parlay-style positions, giving users the ability to combine picks for bigger potential payouts. Where OG really stands out is in how interactive the experience feels. Features like live chat on event pages and public leaderboards add a social, competitive element that's missing from most prediction markets, while the app itself is fast, clean, and easy to navigate. 

The biggest draw: A well-rounded sports trading experience with more depth and flexibility than you'll typically find in this space, especially for users who want something closer to a true betting environment. 

Kalshi takes a more exchange-driven approach to prediction markets, offering a trading experience that emphasizes transparency and flexibility. The platform covers many of the same core markets you'd expect — spreads, totals, moneylines, and player props — along with futures and even parlay-style “combo” positions. One of its biggest advantages is accessibility, with sports trading available nationwide to users 18+, making it one of the easiest ways to get involved with sports markets in the US. That said, the overall sports selection can feel a bit limited compared to more sports-focused platforms, and fees can cut into profits over time. 

The biggest draw: A highly accessible, transparent marketplace that delivers a flexible, trade-first approach to following sports.

BettorEdge Markets takes a peer-to-peer approach to sports trading, positioning itself as a no-vig alternative that focuses entirely on sports. Unlike broader prediction market platforms, BettorEdge is built specifically for sports bettors, offering markets across major US leagues with pricing driven by user activity rather than a house. This creates a more familiar experience for traditional bettors, especially those looking to avoid standard sportsbook margins. That said, liquidity can vary depending on the market, which may impact pricing and execution. 

The biggest draw: Where BettorEdge stands out is in its sports-first design and social betting features, including the ability to interact with other users and find opposing sides for trades.

Crypto.com's Sports Event Trading offers a simple, accessible way to trade on sports outcomes within a regulated, nationwide platform. Users can take positions on core markets like winners, spreads, and totals using fixed-value contracts, with clearly defined risk and payouts. The experience is streamlined and beginner-friendly, especially for those already in the Crypto.com ecosystem, though market depth and variety are more limited compared to sports-focused prediction market apps. 

The biggest draw: Existing Crypto.com users will thrive in this platform, as it allows them to purchase contracts on sports markets using money they already have invested in the platform.

Polymarket remains the most popular prediction market worldwide, though its availability in the US has fluctuated as prediction market legislation continues to evolve. The platform offers a fast-paced, highly liquid trading experience for major sporting events like the Super Bowl and World Cup. Prices update in real time, and users benefit from tight spreads and easy entry/exit on big markets. However, sports coverage has been inconsistent outside marquee events throughout its history, and the interface can feel more like a trading terminal than a sports betting app, something casual sports users may find less intuitive.

The biggest draw: Liquidity on the world's biggest sporting events like the Super Bowl and World Cup are unmatched on Polymarket because of its worldwide popularity.

Sleeper has long offered one of the best sports-focused apps for playing fantasy and making predictions. As the prediction market craze accelerated in 2026, Sleeper jumped on board with the help of Kalshi, who provides their CFTC-regulated markets to Sleeper's platform. Depending on which state you're in, you won't always get access to all of Sleeper's games; but with Sleeper Markets, users across the US now have a way to trade on their predictions on the Sleeper app.

The biggest draw: Liquidity on the world's biggest sporting events like the Super Bowl and World Cup are unmatched on Polymarket because of its worldwide popularity.

Betr partnered with Polymarket early in 2026 to begin offering prediction market trades on their platform. They describe it as Polymarket US offering sports trading on Betr's platform, which sounds confusing, but isn't relevant to sports bettors — users can access Betr Predictions within the Betr app and make trades without having to leave the app. This partnership helps Betr make sports predictions available in more states, and they now have some form of legal offering in every US state and territory.

The biggest draw: Seamless integration into the already-solid Betr sports predictions app.