The globalised proliferation of prediction markets has entered another phase with Data.Bet being the latest to announce the launch of the vertical via its online platform.
Indeed, the supplier has now formally announced a solution which integrates prediction markets as a standalone product within its sportsbook offerings. Data.Bet’s new optimised prediction market offerings will allow for wagers to be placed on a wide range of global events and are also set to run alongside its traditional sportsbook, esports and virtual sports wagering options.
Elsewhere the supplier has also announced additional enhancements of its combo bets products, alongside a new interface, dedicated events page, new cashout and fast-settled market options and new betting limit mechanics as part of this latest release.
Speaking on this development, Data.Bet CEO Yurii Berest said: “Our recent launch represents a technically complex challenge that our team managed to solve with a strong focus on usability. Prediction Markets will continue to gain momentum, but the key difference will be how effectively this mechanic is adapted to sportsbooks and casino environments.
“This is exactly where we see our strength. Building them as a standalone vertical, without blending sports, esports and virtual sports content into the same category, we ensure clear product structure and positioning for operators and platform providers.”
Data.Bet has, of course, included its prediction market offerings as part of its broader betting options. However, in the US market, the federal prediction market regulator – the Commodity and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) – has filed legal action this week against the states of New York and Wisconsin for regulating prediction market products as a form of betting, as the fractured nature of the sector in the US continues to provoke differing opinions.
For Data.Bet, this latest announcement follows the supplier’s announcement of a new esports partnership with Rei do Pitaco in the Brazilian market during the fourth quarter of 2025.
Last week, Gibraltar made moves to grant regulatory approval to ADI Predictstreet on its shores, making it Europe’s first regulated prediction market
