ADI Predictstreet secures LatAm distribution and data partnerships ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Prediction markets platform ADI Predictstreet has announced two separate strategic partnerships that together will underpin its FIFA World Cup 2026 offering and broader global expansion. The company will distribute its prediction markets across Latin America through a tie-up with sportsbook technology provider FIRST.bet, while LSports will supply the real-time, multi-sport data that powers those markets.

FIRST.bet Partnership for Latin America

FIRST.bet will integrate ADI Predictstreet's prediction market infrastructure into its B2B sportsbook platform, giving the technology provider access to the operator's established network across Latin America, Europe, and Africa. The collaboration will launch with a dedicated FIFA World Cup 2026 Prediction Hub, drawing on ADI Predictstreet's status as the Official Prediction Market Partner of the tournament.

Users in Latin America will be able to place predictions on matches, teams, players, and key moments during the final rounds of the World Cup. The hub runs on ADI Chain, which the company describes as institutional-grade digital infrastructure designed for millions of concurrent users. A proprietary football intelligence engine, built on more than a decade of World Cup data, powers the market insights.

Dimitrios Psarrakis, CEO of ADI Predictstreet, said Latin America is "one of the most exciting growth opportunities for regulated prediction markets" and called FIRST.bet's regulatory footprint and operator relationships an ideal fit for scaling the technology. Tom Light, Founder and CEO of FIRST.bet, described prediction markets as "one of the most exciting new ways fans engage with sport" and said the World Cup proved the moment is right to bring them to Latin America at scale.

LSports to Supply Real-Time Data

LSports will provide pre-match and in-play data, odds, and the full StatScore suite across every sport it covers, powering ADI Predictstreet's platform globally both during and after the World Cup. The agreement was signed with ADI Foundation on behalf of the prediction market platform.

The deal was struck with unusual speed: LSports delivered a test account within 24 hours, a commercial proposal in under 48 hours, and a signed agreement in roughly two weeks. Psarrakis noted that when the company set out to launch before the World Cup, it needed a data partner that could match its pace without compromising coverage. Fernando Martinez, VP LatAm at LSports, said the partnership put the firm's claims of speed and data quality to the test with a rights holder of "this calibre" watching closely.

ADI Predictstreet's growing partner ecosystem also includes Fanatics Markets, DAZN, Kalshi, Matchbook and BetConstruct, as the company continues to expand through distribution and data agreements.