High Roller Technologies revenue drops 51% as it bets on ROLR prediction markets for 2027
High Roller Technologies reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $2.4 million, down 51% year-over-year. The company commercially launched its ROLR prediction markets platform during the quarter and began generating prediction-market revenue in Q4 2026. ROLR went live publicly in October. The company is now positioning prediction markets as its primary growth engine for 2027 amid a broader casino sector contraction. The same quarter saw the launch of an iPhone app for U.S. prediction-market trading.
High Roller is attempting the same prediction-markets pivot that DraftKings and FanDuel Predicts are funding with nine-figure losses. Its $2.4 million revenue base and 51% collapse give it almost no margin for error. The company routes customer funds through Crypto.com's infrastructure, adding a custody chain that state geofences or partner outages could sever. That same dependency structure fractured Robinhood's volume when Ohio rejected its partner's federal registration.
With prediction-markets revenue only beginning in Q4 2026, ROLR must convert downloads to volume before larger competitors with deeper regulator relationships and broader product menus lock in the user base. First-quarter 2027 traction against Kalshi, Polymarket US, and Robinhood will determine whether this is a recovery story or a repositioning into a market where second place pays the same compliance costs for smaller returns.