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Crypto.com and OG Prediction Markets partner with U.S. SailGP Team

Published May 29, 2026Updated 49d ago

Crypto.com and its OG Prediction Markets unit have signed a multi-year partnership with the U.S. SailGP Team, announced May 29. OG Prediction Markets lets users trade contracts tied to live sports, aiming to boost fan interaction during races. SailGP is a global sailing league that holds multiple races per season. The deal supports Crypto.com's broader sports marketing portfolio and marks a crossover between professional sailing and prediction-market platforms. No contract types, dollar figures, launch timing, or regulatory jurisdiction were disclosed. Sources published between May 29 and June 1.

Why this matters?

OG Prediction Markets gives Crypto.com the same vertical-integration play Robinhood captured with Rothera, but its SailGP deal is a marketing carve-out rather than a league-wide data agreement. Without NHL- or MLB-style CFTC integrity memos, the sailing contracts remain exposed to the same state-enforcement risk Kalshi and Polymarket are fighting in Minnesota and Rhode Island.

The bigger picture

Adds the U.S. SailGP Team to Crypto.com's sports portfolio alongside its OG Prediction Markets app launch, making it the second major prediction-market operator this quarter to pair a consumer app debut with a live-sports sponsorship after Robinhood's Rothera push.

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