(AsiaGameHub) – By: Oliver Hawthorne
Sports prediction markets are red-hot ahead of 2026 World Cup. But fans face a split choice. Unregulated platforms offer fast payouts. They also carry fraud and security risks. Regulated options feel clunky or slow. Access is often limited. ADI Predictstreet’s launch aims to bridge this gap. But can it deliver on its promises?
ADI Predictstreet went live on June 8 this year. It secured a Gibraltar license earlier in 2024. The platform is available in 23 US states. It partners with Fanatics Markets for this access. Users can use it on desktop or mobile devices. It supports transactions in fiat and cryptocurrencies. It pulls combined data from every match. Settlement for predictions is almost immediate. CEO Dimitrios Psarrakis says the platform redefines fan engagement. It offers secure, regulated, globally scalable real-time participation.
The 2026 World Cup spans three North American countries. It draws a massive, diverse fanbase. ADI’s regulated model targets risk-averse users. Its multi-currency support appeals to crypto enthusiasts. Fast settlement fixes a major gripe with regulated platforms. The real test comes during the tournament. If users stick around post-World Cup, ADI can expand to other sports. It will need to navigate more US state regulations first. This launch is a bet on trust and convenience winning over fans.
Author bio: Oliver Hawthorne, Principal Correspondent at an international tech review, covers emerging platforms and sports tech innovation.
