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Genius Sports Launches Prediction.com

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Publish Date: Sep 17, 2026

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Key Points

Genius Sports launches Prediction.com.
The site allows fans to follow play-by-play action alongside changing probabilities, prices and market data.
Will be a one-stop destination that brings markets and pricing from major prediction platforms together.

New York-based Genius Sports announced Thursday the launch of Prediction.com, a brand-new consumer platform that enables users to discover prediction markets, compare event contracts across multiple platforms and follow how market probabilities change as events unfold.

Basically, a one-stop destination that brings markets and pricing from major prediction platforms together.

The new site comes from Genius Sports arm Legend, the company's own consumer media and technology business.

For Sports Fans

The site will combine Genius Sports’ live game data with real-time prediction market pricing, an in-game experience that allows fans to follow play-by-play action alongside changing probabilities, prices and market data.

Genius Sports already provides official sports data and integrity services to leading prediction market platforms.

With the daily volatility of prediction markets both here and aboard, Prediction.com will also look to expand its coverage and partner integrations in the future.

Genius Sports works with more than 1,000 partners globally, including the NFL, English Premier League, NCAA, DraftKings, FanDuel, bet365, CBS, NBC, ESPN, Publicis, PMG and WPP.

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