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High Roller launches its own prediction market platform

Following an invitation-only beta, the company launched Rolr, a real-money prediction market available in the US.

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High Roller expects prediction market business to contribute to Q4 revenue

High Roller Technologies, the online gaming regulator, has announced its entry into the world of prediction markets. 

Officially named Rolr, the prediction market will provide customers access to event-based contracts offered by Crypto.com | Derivatives North America (“CDNA”), a CFTC-regulated organization.

Rolr is available to eligible US customers through desktop or mobile browsers, however, plans for dedicated IOS and Android apps are underway.

The company has been gearing up to entering the market since early 2026. In April, it announced partnership with Lines.com, Forever Network and Leverage Game Media, three prominent data analytics platforms with a large social media presence.

These partnerships are aimed at building Rolr's brand awareness, reach new audiences and drive customer acquisition. In May, High Rollet Technologies acquired the ROLR.com domain and allowed players to join a "waitlist" by entering their email. 

Seth Young, Chief Executive Officer of High Roller Technologies, stated in the company's official press release: "Today’s full commercial launch of our prediction markets platform is a defining milestone for High Roller as we bring ROLR to the public and begin the next phase of our growth.

"Our goal is to make prediction markets accessible and engaging through an intuitive customer experience, and our experience operating real-money consumer platforms provides a strong foundation for building this business.”

The plans to advance the company's prediction market strategy were also confirmed at the end of Q2, following a net revenue decrease of 51.6% during the quarter. 

Nevertheless, High Roller Technologies expects the newly launched prediction market business will contribute to its fourth-quarter revenue.

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High Roller's adjusted EBITDA for Q2 resulted in a loss of $1.8m

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