Every legal US prediction market, ranked.

Independent reviews of the prediction-market platforms open to US traders — Kalshi, Polymarket and ProphetX (CFTC-regulated), plus Novig and Rebet. Rankings reflect regulatory standing, liquidity, product quality, and fit for US traders. Updated monthly.

Three CFTC-regulated platforms we review accept US traders in 2026: Kalshi, Polymarket and ProphetX. Novig (peer-to-peer sports) and Rebet (social sweepstakes) follow their own state lists.

Polymarket

Sports, politics and culture markets in US dollars.

4.7

World Cup Sports Politics Culture

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ProphetX

Your sports prediction market — peer-to-peer contracts, now live nationwide.

4.5

Sports Peer-to-peer Nationwide Mobile-first

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Kalshi

US-regulated (CFTC) exchange with a wide range of markets.

4.7

World Cup Sports Politics Economics Culture

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Rebet

Social-first prediction markets — 100% deposit match up to $100 on the mobile app.

4.2

Social Sports Mobile-first World Cup

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Crypto.com / OG

Built for crypto-native traders. Deep regulated liquidity on global sport.

4.2

World Cup Crypto Sports Macro

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Novig

The sharp trader's exchange. No limits on winners.

4.4

World Cup Sports Sharp Exchange

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Sleeper

Sports-first. Social-native. Built for the group chat.

4.3

Sports Social World Cup NFL NBA

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Chalkboard

Player props, simplified.

4.0

Sports Player Props NBA NFL

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Frequently asked questions

Which platform is best for new US traders?

Kalshi. It's federally-regulated, USD-funded, has the broadest market mix (politics, sports, economics, culture), and the smoothest onboarding for US bank users.

Which platform has the lowest fees?

Kalshi charges no commission on most markets and earns from the bid-ask spread. Polymarket charges a small spread plus gas. Sportsbook-style platforms (PrizePicks, Underdog) build margin into the lines.

Can US traders use Polymarket?

Yes. US traders use the Polymarket US app, which runs on a CFTC-regulated exchange and clearing organization and works in US dollars. It's available in 49 states plus D.C. (not Nevada).

Which platform is best for sports?

Kalshi for game outcomes and prop-style binary markets; Sleeper, PrizePicks, and Underdog for parlay-style player props.