About

An Editorial Guide. Not an Exchange.

PredictionMarketsUSA.com is about U.S. event contracts. We write a note for every state, keep a board of the venues people already meet, and quote prices as cents — 62¢ is $0.62, on Kalshi or PredictIt. There is no wallet here. Nobody on that board pays us to be there.
  • Editorial guide
  • As of Sep 2026
  • No partner desk

Comparison listing only · no wallet · the app's own eligibility screen is final · methodology

What we do

Write it down. Date it.

Fifty state guides. A comparison board that currently holds 13 real names — Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood, Crypto.com, FanDuel Predicts, DraftKings Predictions, OG.com, Fanatics Markets, Underdog, PredictIt, Novig, ProphetX, and Sporttrade. Eight market desks, from politics to weather. A dated bonuses note for the same venues, when an operator actually published one. A learn section that starts with what a 62¢ Yes costs and ends with the ways that ticket goes to zero. The methodology is public on purpose.

What we don’t

We don’t take the bet

We don’t hold money, sell a pick, or invent a partnership with anyone on the board. We don’t publish volume we didn’t see. If you want an account, you open it with the operator. If you want legal advice, you call a lawyer. This page is neither.

How we write

Cents. Dates. Real brands.

A championship Yes at 41¢ is forty-one cents, not +144 odds. If the FanDuel app and our Florida note disagree, believe the app and wait for a new date on our side. Real logos only.

Trust

Why we won’t take a cut

Referral money would make the board a storefront. We’d have to pretend Kalshi was a pick, or that FanDuel Predicts belonged above DraftKings Predictions, or that Polymarket’s screenshot was an invitation. The venues are here because readers already bump into them. That’s the whole reason.

It also keeps us from promising things we can’t see. A geofence, a fee, a resolution rule — those belong to the operator. If we routed the deposit, we’d owe you a certainty we don’t have. A dated maybe is more honest than a confident funnel.

Politics contracts get the same treatment. We don’t write as a campaign. We name the source, put a date on the sentence, and leave the invented volume out.

How we date claims

If we can’t date it, we don’t run it as current.

Where the dates sit

The trust strip and footer carry the site as-of. Each state guide and each platform page has its own as-of next to the access language. Learn pieces show when they were published and when they were last touched. A sentence without a date is a sentence we shouldn’t have published.

When the app disagrees

Our prose is then late — not secretly right. We write a new sentence and a new date. We don’t silently tidy the archive so it looks like we always knew. The rest of the rules live on the methodology page.

No side. We date the snapshot.

Sourced from public filings, operator terms, and official materials — not from a partner desk.

As of Sep 2026. View methodology