Shares in High Roller Technologies jumped by more than 400 per cent on Wednesday after the company announced its move into prediction markets.
The online casino operator has partnered with Crypto.com to enter the prediction markets space in the United States.
High Roller’s finance, entertainment, and sports event contracts will be provided by Crypto.com Derivatives North America, a CFTC-registered exchange and clearinghouse and affiliate of Crypto.com.
“We’re thrilled to bring High Roller to the USA through this strategic partnership with Crypto.com,” said Seth Young, chief executive of High Roller Technologies.
“Pairing the massive appeal of prediction markets with our strong distribution capabilities is an incredibly exciting opportunity, and we’re looking forward to introducing our premium experience to consumers across the country.”
The partnership with Crypto.com is subject to the execution of definitive agreements, and the service is scheduled for launch before the end of March.
Travis McGhee, global head of predictions at Crypto.com, commented: “Crypto.com is a leader in prediction markets and we are thrilled to expand access to event contracts through innovative partnerships, including with High Roller. Together with High Roller, we are proclaiming customers with a safe and regulated platform to trade on outcomes in sports and entertainment.”
To promote its prediction markets, High Roller has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent with sports media platform lines.com to serve as a key distribution and media partner.
“[…] we are focused on executing a disciplined go-to-market strategy that prioritizes scale, efficiency, and high-quality user acquisition,” said Young. “Lines.com brings a powerful combination of audience reach, conversion performance, and automation-driven distribution that aligns perfectly with our vision for building a leading prediction markets platform in the U.S.”
US casino operator Saratoga Casino Holdings agreed a deal earlier this week to acquire a minority stake in High Roller Technologies at a purchase price of $2.80 per share.
High Roller Technologies operates the online casino brands High Roller, Fruta and Kassuuu.
The company reported revenue of $19.99 million for the first nine months of 2025, with a net loss of $201,000.
Shares in High Roller Technologies Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN:ROLR) surged 436.65 per cent to close at $18.89 per share on Wednesday.