Sportradar Reports 47% US Revenue Growth as Prediction Markets Gain Ground

Highlights:

• Sportradar recorded 47% US revenue growth in Q3 2026, with total quarterly revenue reaching €362.5 million.

• Partnerships with prediction-market platforms, including Polymarket, Kalshi and Robinhood, are creating new opportunities for sports data providers.

Prediction Markets are creating new commercial opportunities in the global betting industry as sports technology companies benefit from growing demand for data and technology services. Sportradar’s latest financial results highlight this development, with the company reporting 47% US revenue growth during the third quarter of 2026.

The Switzerland-based sports technology company generated €362.5 million ($406.9 million) in revenue for the three months ending 30 September. This represented a 24% increase compared with the same period last year. Adjusted EBITDA also increased by 21% to €102 million.

The United States remained a major contributor to this performance. Sportradar generated €98 million in US revenue, accounting for 27% of its total quarterly revenue. This compared with 23% during the third quarter of 2025.

The company attributed its growth to expanding market opportunities, increased demand for technology products and partnerships with businesses operating in prediction markets.

Prediction Markets are also changing the relationship between sports data providers and traditional betting operators. Platforms such as Polymarket, Kalshi and Robinhood are creating additional demand for accurate information, real-time sports data and reliable event settlement.

These partnerships offer Sportradar opportunities to reach new customers and diversify its business beyond traditional sportsbook operators. As Prediction Markets attract more participants, demand for official sports data and advanced technology solutions could increase further.

However, regulatory uncertainty remains a significant challenge. The legal treatment of sports-event contracts continues to attract attention in the United States. Different regulatory approaches could influence future partnerships, market access and the expansion of Prediction Markets.

For the wider iGaming industry, Sportradar’s results demonstrate the increasing importance of diversified revenue streams, official sports data and technology partnerships.

The continued growth of Prediction Markets could create further commercial opportunities for established sports technology companies and reshape the digital betting landscape.

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