FanDuel Predicts gains users and volume as Flutter signals continued investment
Flutter Entertainment's third-quarter release, issued through Globe Newswire on November 4, says FanDuel Predicts volume grew 271 percent in October compared with July, and the nationwide FanDuel One App launch moved all sports contracts to Crypto.com. Flutter said it expects prediction market investment to continue in 2027 at similar or higher levels given the early momentum.
FanDuel Predicts averaged 66,000 monthly players in the third quarter, with volume reaching $119 million, up 102 percent quarter on quarter, according to Flutter Entertainment’s third-quarter release issued through Globe Newswire on November 4, 2026.
The release also pointed to growth after the quarter ended: October volume was 271 percent higher than July volume. That comparison provides a separate measure of momentum from the quarter-on-quarter increase.
Distribution changes and spending outlook
Flutter said the nationwide launch of FanDuel One App shifted all sports contracts to Crypto.com. The change places the sports-contract offering on that platform as FanDuel expands its unified app distribution.
Given the early momentum, Flutter expects prediction-market investment to remain at similar or higher levels in 2027. The outlook signals continued spending, although the supplied summary does not specify an investment amount.
What it means for prediction markets
- Activity is expanding: The 66,000 average monthly players and $119 million in third-quarter volume provide benchmarks for tracking FanDuel Predicts’ subsequent growth.
- The growth measures cover different periods: The 102 percent quarter-on-quarter increase and the 271 percent rise from July to October should not be treated as interchangeable indicators.
- Platform and spending plans matter: The transfer of all sports contracts to Crypto.com and Flutter’s expectation of similar or higher investment in 2027 are developments to monitor alongside future participation and volume figures.
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