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Sports Betting & Predictions: News & Analysis

Sports betting and prediction markets coverage is about far more than the latest odds and lines. Behind every major sporting event are the operators, technology providers, sponsorship deals, data partnerships, and regulatory developments that continue to redefine the industry. Our reporting follows those stories, examining how betting and prediction markets evolve alongside sport, streaming, and digital entertainment. By looking beyond matchday headlines, we provide readers with the context needed to understand the commercial and technological forces shaping one of gambling's fastest-moving sectors.

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Sports betting

How the 2026 World Cup Final Broke Every Betting Record

The 2026 World Cup became the biggest betting event in US history, generating up to $4.3 billion in US handle and $50 billion globally. Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the final and the numbers off the pitch were just as one-sided.

World Cup Trading Could Hit $10B as Prediction Markets Boom

World Cup prediction markets could see up to $10 billion in trading volume as Kalshi, Polymarket and event-contract platforms draw football fans into live trading

Malin

Jul 14, 2026 • 5 min read

Sports betting workspace with live odds, racing forms and investor calls after an Australian betting syndicate collapse.

Australian Betting Syndicate Collapses After Kidnapping and AU$2 Million Debt

Australian betting syndicate WSI has collapsed with less than AU$1,000 in the bank, owing over AU$2 million to investors. The story behind the kidnapping, the crime network and the collapse.