# Сопутствующие статьи по теме CFTC

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Was the Prediction Market the Biggest Winner of This Year's Super Bowl?

This year's Super Bowl marked a potential turning point, with prediction markets emerging as a serious competitor to traditional sports betting. Platforms Kalshi and Polymarket offered markets on the game, halftime show, and ads. While the American Gaming Association projected a record $1.76 billion in traditional sports bets, an analyst estimated prediction markets could capture 80% of the year-over-year growth, with a forecast of $630 million in volume for the event. However, available data suggests prediction markets fell short of this forecast. Kalshi's top Super Bowl-specific markets saw a combined volume of approximately $233 million. Its season-long "Who will win the Super Bowl" contract accumulated over $500 million in volume, but this was spread over the entire NFL season. Kalshi's significant growth is aided by its CFTC regulatory status, allowing a US mobile app, leading to 1.9 million downloads in January alone. Polymarket, lacking direct US app access for most users, saw about $76 million in volume across its top three Super Bowl markets. Its strength was demonstrated in information discovery, as its market accurately predicted Lady Gaga's surprise halftime show appearance days in advance. The activity occurs amidst an unresolved regulatory conflict, with Kalshi operating under federal CFTC oversight while state gaming regulators challenge it in court. Although prediction markets did not meet the $630 million hype for the Super Bowl weekend, their rapid user growth and informational advantages present a clear and growing threat to established sportsbooks.

比推02/10 01:02

Was the Prediction Market the Biggest Winner of This Year's Super Bowl?

比推02/10 01:02

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