ADI Predictstreet, FIFA World Cup 2026's official prediction market partner, launched in 23 US states via Fanatics Markets on June 8, ahead of the tournament kickoff. The platform operates under a Gibraltar license granted unusually fast, raising questions about regulatory scrutiny. ADI is linked to Abu Dhabi's IHC and CEO Dimitrios Psarrakis denies ties to the 2022 Qatargate scandal. The launch challenges established US prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, offering FIFA-branded contracts with crypto and fiat funding options. The platform's compliance measures aim to meet regulatory standards as it enters a competitive market during the World Cup.
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