SOFTSWISS to Examine June 25, 2026 Prediction Markets
Malta.- June 15, 2026 www.zonadeazar.com SOFTSWISS has announced a dedicated webinar focused on prediction markets, one of the fastest-growing and most debated areas within the global iGaming industry. The event will bring together industry experts to explore how this emerging category could shape the future of online betting and create new opportunities for operators and suppliers.
Overview
The webinar, titled “Prediction Markets for iGaming: Risks and Opportunities”, will take place on June 25 in partnership with NEXT.io. The initiative aims to provide practical insights into the mechanics of prediction markets and their growing relevance within the digital entertainment and gaming ecosystem.
Over recent months, prediction markets have attracted increasing international attention due to the expansion of specialised platforms and growing interest from operators, investors and regulators.
Details
Participants will discuss the key differences between prediction markets and traditional sports betting, as well as the regulatory and commercial challenges facing this emerging category.
Topics will include operating models, market liquidity, risk management, user experience and the role of official data in ensuring transparency and trust.
The discussion will also address whether prediction markets should be viewed as a standalone vertical or as a natural evolution of traditional sports wagering.
Statements
According to SOFTSWISS, understanding the development of prediction markets is essential for operators seeking to anticipate future trends and identify new business opportunities in an increasingly competitive environment.
The company believes that the rapid growth seen throughout 2026 has transformed prediction markets into one of the most important topics for the global gaming industry.
Next Steps
The webinar will be held on June 25 and is aimed at operators, affiliates, suppliers and industry professionals interested in understanding the future potential of prediction markets.
Source: SOFTSWISS
Edited by: @_fonta
