Prediction market promo codes

Current offer information

Each card shows the operator’s current offer in its own words, the date we listed it and the states it excludes. Offers and sign-up links appear only for readers in states where they are available.

Prediction market offers and sign-up links are not shown in Ohio.

A code alone does not explain an offer. The exact product, qualification requirements, benefit restrictions and expiry determine what it means. Each guide connects those checks with the relevant product research.

Offer terms to check

Each offer is the operator’s own headline, not the full offer. Check these in the operator’s own terms before you sign up:

• Whether a code or opt-in is needed
• What counts as qualifying funding or trading
• Eligibility and state-specific restrictions
• How and when the credit is paid, and whether it expires
• Whether the credit can be withdrawn or only used to trade

How prediction market promotions usually work

Offers vary by operator, product, state and date. These are the common forms; each operator’s own terms decide which, if any, apply.

• Funding or trading credit. A credit added after qualifying funding or a qualifying trade. Check whether it can be withdrawn or only used to trade.
• Fee rebates. A reduction on trading fees for a period or volume. Compare it with the normal fee schedule.
• Referral rewards. A benefit when a referred person opens and funds an account. Both accounts usually have conditions.
• Time-limited promotions. Offers tied to an event or season. Note the start, end and qualifying deadline.

Wherever a code is used, read the full terms first, enter it where they say (some codes go in when you open the account, others when you add funds), keep a record of the activity that counts, and check when any benefit appears, whether it expires and how it affects withdrawable cash.

Compare the product beyond its promotion

Research the recurring costs and account restrictions before placing weight on a temporary benefit. A funding charge, trading fee or withdrawal hold is a separate question from a promotional credit.