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LSports enters the prediction markets space with an industry-first premium feed. Designed to meet the market’s growing appetite, the new feed aggregates real-time data from leading exchanges into a unified betting format, offering sportsbooks a one-stop solution for prediction data – including odds, futures contracts, contract rules, and settlements.
The feed covers a wide range of areas, including politics, culture, finance, crypto, climate, and health, giving sportsbooks a clean, scalable solution for non-sports markets. It enables users to bet on everything from elections and media trends to token prices, AI milestones, vaccine developments, and foreign affairs, driving 24/7 engagement through markets that shift instantly with every headline and global development.
“Operators are looking for reliable, transparent, and scalable ways to bring prediction markets to their users,” said Dotan Lazar, CEO and Co-Founder of LSports. “Our feed aggregates and normalizes data from leading exchanges, standardizes settlements, and enriches each market with actionable intelligence. This gives our clients a consistent view across all outcomes, across numerous fields.”
The feed integrates data from top providers such as Kalshi, Polymarket, 1xBet, and additional exchanges, ensuring comprehensive access to the industry’s leading prediction-market platforms. Launching with zero friction, operators can plug the feed into their existing LSports integration and activate a new content vertical in minutes.
“Our vision is to make non-sports prediction markets as accessible and reliable as traditional sports betting,” added Lazar. “By delivering a high-quality, fully normalized feed, we enable operators to focus on engaging their users, not on managing inconsistent market rules or settlement complexities.”
LSports’ Prediction Markets feed adds a significant new vertical to the company’s market-leading sports data portfolio, which supports 15,000+ leagues, 2,500 markets, and over 3 million fixtures per year across 100+ sports.
