High Roller Technologies (NYSE: $ROLR) said Tuesday it signed a definitive agreement with Crypto.com to launch an event-based prediction markets offering in the United States, giving the online gaming company a regulated entry point into a category it says could open new revenue streams across finance, sports and entertainment.

The deal brings High Roller into one of the faster-moving corners of financialized online trading, but the structure is what gives it more shape. 

Under the agreement, event contracts offered by Crypto.com’s CFTC-registered exchange and clearinghouse affiliate will be made available through High Roller, which plans to operate as a CFTC-registered introducing broker and establish a relationship with Crypto.com’s registered futures commission merchant.

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That setup suggests High Roller is not simply bolting on a speculative side product. It is trying to position prediction markets as a more durable extension of its customer-facing platform at a time when the space is drawing more serious attention from both fintech and media-adjacent players.

The company cited third-party estimates projecting that a mature U.S. prediction market could exceed $1 trillion in annual trading volume, while also pointing to broader international opportunities over time.

Crypto.com co-founder and CEO Kris Marszalek said High Roller brings a premium brand, established online expertise and a scalable customer-facing platform to the partnership. High Roller CEO Seth Young called the agreement a “significant milestone” after months of preparation around product and launch logistics, adding that the company sees meaningful long-term potential in the category.

For High Roller, the broader significance may be less about entering a hot category and more about finding a new way to monetize regulated event trading through an audience it already knows how to serve.

If the product rollout lands well, it would give the company exposure to a market that increasingly sits at the intersection of trading, gaming and real-time information.

High Roller Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: ROLR) stock is currently trading at $7.41 U.S. per share.