Three named operator products have a current live or pre-order conclusion: two live and one pre-order. Their market structure, liquidity and operator exposure are not interchangeable.
Last updated August 20, 2026
The primary comparison requires a named product and a current live or pre-order conclusion. Ordinary sportsbook props, novelty markets and an unspecified roadmap do not qualify. Rows follow the same overall provider score used across the site; the score is not calculated from prediction-market features.
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live conclusions
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pre-order product
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explicit roadmap or not-offered conclusions
More than 50 projects were signed by 29 June 2026, with 30+ already live earlier that month. Signed projects are not the same as live brands.
The first demo took place at iGB L!VE on 1–2 July 2026 and the module is commercially offered, but the absence of a named live operator still supports an early-access classification.
EventBook is BetConstruct's operator-facing tool; ADI Predictstreet is a distinct regulated partner platform, not BetConstruct-owned technology.
EventBook was demonstrated from 25 May 2026 and showcased in July; ADI Predictstreet is live and licensed. EventBook's general-availability status and operator launch count remain unresolved.
| Provider / product | Status | Model | Pricing / liquidity | Operator outcome risk | Integration / deployment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOFTSWISS SOFTSWISS Prediction Markets Overall score 8.3 | Live Verified conclusion More than 50 projects were signed by 29 June 2026, with 30+ already live earlier that month. Signed projects are not the same as live brands. | fixed-odds | house-set house | house-banked | bothSupports API and iFrame integration, plus a turnkey path. both |
| Slotegrator Predictor Overall score 6.3 | Pre-order Vendor-backed conclusion The first demo took place at iGB L!VE on 1–2 July 2026 and the module is commercially offered, but the absence of a named live operator still supports an early-access classification. | P2P-exchange | Market-drivenPrices respond to player demand; the pricing algorithm is unresolved, including whether AMM or LMSR is used. Peer | NoneRegulatory, liquidity and operational exposure stays with the operator. | Iframe Both |
| BetConstruct EventBook with ADI Predictstreet integration Overall score 6.0 EventBook is BetConstruct's operator-facing tool; ADI Predictstreet is a distinct regulated partner platform, not BetConstruct-owned technology. | Live Inferred conclusion EventBook was demonstrated from 25 May 2026 and showcased in July; ADI Predictstreet is live and licensed. EventBook's general-availability status and operator launch count remain unresolved. | P2P-exchangeADI Predictstreet participants trade against one another and ADI does not take outcome positions. EventBook's standalone matching-engine model remains unresolved. | market-drivenADI prices move between 0 and 0.99 USDC through the order book and reflect collective probability; this is the mechanics of the integrated partner route. peerOther participants take the opposite side, with approved market makers quoting continuous prices. | noneADI acts as betting intermediary and does not take a house position. Contracting and operational risk remain, but event-outcome liability is peer matched. | UnresolvedADI is integrated directly into the platform; operator delivery by iframe, API or a combination remains unresolved. addonEventBook is presented as an additional prediction-market product inside the BetConstruct ecosystem rather than a replacement for the core PAM or sportsbook. |
SOFTSWISS · Live
Regulatory boundary
Designed to operate within the operator's existing sportsbook licenseExisting sportsbook licensing may cover the product, but event-contract and prediction-market treatment remains jurisdiction-specific and must be resolved before launch.
Slotegrator · Pre-order
Regulatory boundary
Jurisdiction-specific and unresolved; obtain explicit gambling/financial-market advice before launch
BetConstruct · Live
Regulatory boundary
ADI Predictstreet is operated by Predict Street Limited under Gibraltar Gambling Commission licence 167; availability remains jurisdiction-specificThe partner's licence does not automatically authorise every BetConstruct operator or country. Local permission, restricted-country rules and the contracting entity still require separate review.
This secondary set is narrower than a blanket list of every other provider. A row appears only for an explicit roadmap or not-offered conclusion. A missing status is not converted into either conclusion.
Overall score 8.8 · Verified conclusion
EveryMatrix does not offer a prediction-market product.
Overall score 8.7 · Verified conclusion
Playtech offers fixed-odds sportsbook and virtual sports, not a peer-to-peer or event-contract prediction market
Overall score 8.2 · Inferred conclusion
No dedicated prediction-market product is offered
Overall score 8.1 · Verified conclusion
No prediction-market product is offered; the detail is non-applicable and therefore left empty.
Overall score 8.0 · Verified conclusion
No prediction-market product is offered; the detail is non-applicable and therefore left empty.
Overall score 8.0 · Inferred conclusion
Kambi runs a fixed-odds sportsbook. A prediction-market or exchange product is not established. Kambi does not offer a dedicated prediction-market product, so this prediction-market subfield is inapplicable.
Overall score 7.7 · Verified conclusion
No product. No prediction-market product; L&W iGaming is regulated casino technology
Overall score 7.5 · Verified conclusion
Pariplay does not offer a prediction-market product; this product-specific field does not apply.
Overall score 7.1 · Inferred conclusion
Digitain has no announced, beta or live prediction-market product through July 2026. No binary-event, order-book, AMM or peer-to-peer prediction-market product is offered. Digitain offers sportsbook betting, not binary-event contracts, an exchange or an AMM-based prediction market Sportsbook permissions should not be assumed to cover event contracts or prediction-market exchange activity.
Overall score 7.1 · Verified conclusion
White Hat Gaming does not offer a prediction-market product; this product-specific field does not apply.
Overall score 7.0 · Verified conclusion
GR8 offers house-banked fixed-odds sports and special-event markets, not a prediction exchange or event-contract venue
Overall score 6.8 · Verified conclusion
GiG offers fixed-odds sportsbook markets, not a prediction-market exchange product
Overall score 6.7 · Verified conclusion
Exploratory opportunity mentioned in strategy; not launched. Prediction markets are a possible adjacent opportunity; product, licence path and launch commitment not established
Overall score 5.8 · Verified conclusion
Prediction-market product not established
Overall score 4.8 · Vendor-backed conclusion
Inapplicable because Soft2Bet does not offer prediction markets.
Resolve the contract form, who takes the opposing position, how prices are formed, who supplies liquidity, which party carries bad-debt and settlement exposure, who can create markets, how outcomes are resolved, and which entity holds the required permission. Then test the product against the exact market. A conventional sportsbook integration does not carry those answers into an event-contract product. Compare the broader supplier in our platform API comparison, and keep current permissions separate in the market-access register.
No. A sportsbook can offer fixed-odds bets on sports or current events without operating event contracts, a peer market, or a dedicated prediction-market product. The primary comparison includes only named products with a current live or pre-order status.
There are 2 live product conclusions and 1 pre-order product. One live conclusion is deliberately bounded because the integrated partner route is live while general availability of the provider's own layer remains unresolved.
No. Product structure, contract form, market-making model, event category and jurisdiction can change the regulatory treatment. The operator must establish the exact permission path for the exact product and market before launch.
A genuinely peer-matched model can avoid house-banked event-outcome exposure, but it does not remove liquidity, technology, compliance, counterparty or operational risk. The contract and actual matching model still control the result.