GR8_TECH adds prediction markets to its GREAT_TURNKEY and GREAT_CRYPTO TURNKEY platforms
iGaming technology provider GR8_TECH is extending its turnkey and crypto turnkey products with prediction markets. It says the module comes at no extra implementation cost and can lift GGR by at least 5% per month.
GamblingCryptoSource: SBC News
GR8_TECH, a supplier of iGaming technology and software, has added a prediction markets product to its GREAT_TURNKEY and GREAT_CRYPTO TURNKEY solutions. The company presents the addition as a way for operators to reach high-value and crypto-focused players.
The package covers a broad range of market categories: crypto, finance, science and tech, culture, business, same-day events, news and politics. SBC News noted that political contests have recently drawn particular attention, citing the Brazilian presidential race between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro as a prominent example.
Brazil itself remains a closed market for such products. Lula is back in power following the election, and the gambling prohibition he introduced on 25 September is expected to stay in place, at least for now. Prediction markets had been banned in the country even before those restrictions, with Polymarket and Kalshi, described as the two largest prediction platforms worldwide, among the first to be removed, together with 25 other providers.
For operators active in other international markets where prediction markets are permitted, GR8_TECH says the new solution carries no additional implementation costs. The company also states that operators can expect to raise their gross gaming revenue by at least 5% per month, a claim made by the supplier itself.
Yevhen Krazhan, Chief Sales Officer at GR8_TECH, said demand is growing quickly and extends well beyond regular bettors. In his words, some players arrive with large budgets and strong views on crypto or finance, while others simply enjoy calling the outcome of news they already follow. He added that for many of them prediction markets alone are a reason to register, meaning operators can attract players they would not have reached through sports or casino offerings.
The move reflects a wider trend of suppliers building prediction market functionality into existing platforms as the category draws attention from the industry and from regulators.
Based on reporting by SBC News.