Betting Marketplace
Companies offering betting marketplace in the iGaming industry — 2 listed.
TipsterChat
Barcelona, Spain
TipsterChat is a Barcelona-based technology company that operates a mobile-first marketplace connecting professional tipsters with sports bettors. Founded in 2018, the platform allows verified tipsters to create channels, publish betting picks, and monetize their expertise through subscriptions or one-time payments. Bettors can browse tipster profiles, view verified performance statistics, and subscribe to receive real‑time alerts on picks across football, basketball, tennis, esports, NFL, and other sports. The company explicitly states it is not an online casino or bookmaker – all activity is limited to the exchange of informational and educational content. TipsterChat generates revenue by taking a commission on each transaction, in addition to payment processing fees. As of its most recent financial filing (2023), the company reported revenue of approximately €2.19 million and an EBITDA of €516,704. TipsterChat has raised about $1.11 million in seed funding and is backed by investors including Wizard Partners. The platform claims more than one million users and facilitates over $10 million in winnings for tipsters. It operates globally, with a particular focus on Spanish‑speaking markets, Brazil, and other regions where sports betting is legal.
WagerWire
Los Angeles, California, USA
WagerWire, operated by Wire Industries Inc., operates the world’s first secondary marketplace for online sports bets, enabling users to buy, sell, and trade active bets, fantasy lineups, pick-’em entries, and tournament brackets in real time. Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, the company has raised $3 million in seed funding and expanded into prediction markets and daily fantasy sports pool trading. WagerWire does not accept wagers itself; instead, it functions as a technology platform that aggregates betting activity from multiple sportsbooks via API and provides analytics tools. Its portfolio tracker allows users to monitor bets from accounts at FanDuel, BetMGM, Betr, UnderDog, Caesars, and others. The company also offers a B2B API for gaming operators to embed marketplace features. Founded by Zach Doctor, Guy Dotan, and Travis Geiger, WagerWire has garnered press for its Starties awards show and a partnership with Birches Health for responsible gaming. It received regulatory approval in principle from Gibraltar in June 2026 for a prediction market product.
Recent News
Gibraltar Hosts Europe’s First Prediction Markets Summit as New Licensing Regime Takes Effect
Gibraltar’s new dedicated prediction-market regulations came into force in July 2026, and the territory will host Europe’s first Prediction Markets Summit Europe in November, with Minister Nigel Feetham opening the event. The summit will address regulatory classification, cross-border licensing, and market integrity as Gibraltar positions itself as a regulated hub for prediction markets, contrasting with the fragmented European regulatory landscape.
Europe Takes Divergent Approaches to Prediction Markets as Gibraltar Licenses and Czech Republic Blocks
Gibraltar has launched the first dedicated regulatory framework for prediction markets, distinguishing them from gambling, while the Czech Republic has blocked Polymarket as illegal betting, and the Council of Europe has called for stronger integrity measures following the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Italy blocks Polymarket as Gibraltar unveils first dedicated prediction markets regime
Italy has blocked Polymarket for a second time, joining a multi-country European crackdown, while Gibraltar has launched the world's first dedicated prediction markets regulatory framework and licensed its first operators, ADI Predictstreet and WagerWire.