ADI Predictstreet launches as FIFA's official prediction market partner ahead of 2026 World Cup
ADI Predictstreet has launched in the United States as FIFA's official prediction market partner ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Through a collaboration with Fanatics Markets, the platform is now operational in 23 states and four U.S. territories, its only markets outside Gibraltar. The rollout comes days before the tournament begins June 2026 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Fanatics Markets serves as ADI Predictstreet's U.S. distribution partner, giving the FIFA-linked hub immediate multi-state reach without building its own regulatory infrastructure. The launch positions the platform to capture World Cup trading volume alongside a sudden cluster of rival contract offerings from Robinhood, Kalshi, Rothera, and Polymarket.
ADI Predictstreet's 23-state Fanatics-backed launch gives FIFA a regulated onshore venue for the first time, forcing Polymarket and Kalshi to defend their World Cup liquidity against an official league partner with existing sports-betting infrastructure. Any volume captured by the FIFA-branded hub comes directly out of the $1.2 billion pool rivals are already fighting over.
Joins Robinhood, Rothera, and Polymarket in a crowded sprint to lock up World Cup prediction-market distribution, with FIFA's official partner ADI Predictstreet now live in 23 states just as rivals chase the same $1.2 billion liquidity pool.