Join prediction market discussion at WorldGaming Executive Think Tank

Sportsbooks, online casino, daily fantasy, sweepstakes and prediction markets are separate products, each with its own licensing, its own language and its own map of where it’s permitted.

Prediction markets are where most of the conversation is right now. Platforms operate under federal oversight rather than state gaming licences, which has made them look like an easier way in. That position is now being tested in the courts and by regulators across a growing number of states. The rules on how you can describe and promote these products also vary state by state. Getting the terminology wrong isn’t a style issue. It’s a compliance one.

On 10 November at 15:00 GMT, Caleb Dykema, CEO of Vault Network open an online WorldGaming Executive Think Tank on how affiliates should approach this. They’ll set out how the US differs from Europe, then the floor opens to a moderated discussion among 20 to 30 senior peers.

On the table:

• Tracking, data, player quality and deal structures (CPA vs hybrid) in the US versus Europe
• Sportsbooks, sweepstakes, DFS and prediction markets: how each is licensed and where it’s permitted
• Compliant language for each vertical, and why it changes between neighbouring states
• Where prediction markets stand legally, and the risks for affiliates already licensed elsewhere in the US
• Real examples of the patchwork, from states with no online betting to markets run through tribal partnerships

No slides, no pitching, no recording. Chatham House rules.

Built for founders, CEOs, heads of affiliate and BD leads exploring US expansion, plus operators and suppliers working with US affiliates.

Places are limited. Register now below.