Sportradar records first positive prediction-market contribution as content revenue climbs

Sportradar’s Betting and Gaming Content revenue reached 242 million euros in the third quarter, up 37 percent year on year, according to ASEAN Gaming. The results also marked the first positive contribution from prediction markets, chief executive Carsten Koerl said.

Prediction markets enter the revenue picture

Koerl’s comments place prediction markets among the contributors to the business’s performance. The available summary does not quantify that contribution or identify how much of the 37 percent increase it accounted for.

That distinction matters when interpreting the results: the growth figure applies to Betting and Gaming Content as a whole, not to prediction-market activity alone.

Platforms and market makers

According to ASEAN Gaming, Sportradar works with Polymarket, Kalshi and Novig. It has also signed about 10 contracts with market makers, giving prediction-market readers two sets of commercial relationships to watch.

The summary provides no contract values or breakdown of revenue by partner. Those omissions limit what can be inferred about the relative financial importance of the platform relationships and market-maker agreements.

What it means for prediction markets

• Koerl’s statement establishes a first positive contribution from prediction markets, but not its size.
• The 37 percent revenue increase and 242 million euros total describe the wider Betting and Gaming Content business; they are not measures of prediction-market growth.
• Relationships with Polymarket, Kalshi and Novig, alongside about 10 market-maker contracts, provide concrete commercial context without establishing individual partners’ revenue contributions.