F1 Italian Grand Prix 2026 prediction: race winner odds

Lando Norris arrives at Monza chasing a third consecutive F1 victory, but Mercedes and Ferrari have reason to believe the weekend could look different.

How to trade sports prediction markets

You might know which side looks stronger, where an underdog could cause problems, or when momentum is beginning to shift.

By Chris Old

Dutch Grand Prix 2026 prediction: qualifying and race winner odds

George Russell has moved to the top of the Dutch Grand Prix pole market after Sprint Qualifying, while Lando Norris is now the narrow favorite to win Sunday’s race.

By George Karmpoulonis

Anthony Hernandez vs Gregory Rodrigues prediction: match preview

Anthony Hernandez vs Gregory Rodrigues prediction and odds for the August 22 middleweight main event, with Hernandez holding the market edge. See how Anthony Hernandez vs Gregory Rodrigues compare on recent form, finishing ability and key matchup factors.

By Barbara Pazur

Polymarket alternatives: prediction market platforms compared

Polymarket is one of the most recognized prediction market names, but it isn’t the only way to follow and trade event outcomes. 

By Sean O'Meara

Best prediction markets to trade

Choosing the best prediction market depends on your knowledge, risk tolerance and preferred trading style. 

By Barbara Pazur

Prediction market platforms compared: how to find the best one

The right platform for you depends on the markets you follow, where you live, how the platform handles fees and funding, and which rules determine settlement.

By Barbara Pazur

Best prediction market apps: how to compare platforms

The best prediction market apps for you depend on what markets you follow, where you live, how the platform handles fees, and which rules determine settlement.

By Barbara Pazur

Kalshi alternatives: prediction market apps compared

Kalshi is a U.S. event-contract exchange regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and it is one of several prediction market platforms you may compare. 

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

What are prediction markets and how do they work?

A prediction market is a marketplace where people trade event contracts tied to verifiable outcomes of future events – for example, sport games, election results, or Oscar winners. 

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

Prediction markets vs sports betting: differences explained

Prediction markets and sports betting both let people take a view on future outcomes, but they work differently.

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

How to find the best prediction market apps in US

Finding a prediction market app is a useful first step if you’re new to event contracts.

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

How to trade prediction markets for beginners

Prediction markets let you trade event contracts based on what you think may happen in the real world.

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

Different types of prediction markets explained

Prediction markets let traders buy and sell event contracts tied to real-world outcomes.

By Sean O'Meara

What is a rubber match? Meaning in sports

You may have heard of a ‘dead rubber’, but did you know the phrase comes from the term ‘rubber match’? Here we’re exploring the history, the context and what a rubber match means for prediction markets.

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

Wimbledon predictions 2026: market preview

Who will lift the trophy at Wimbledon 2026? Here's what could shape the tournament before the first ball is even struck.

By Ekaterina Drozdovica

How soccer event contracts work: guide to trading Soccer Championship

As the world focuses on the 2026 tournament, many US traders are turning to prediction markets like OG.com to take a position on soccer events.

By OG.com Staff

Are Prediction Markets Safe? Understanding the CFTC & Federal Regulation

Discover how prediction markets work and why regulation matters. Learn about CFTC oversight, capped risk, and transparent outcomes on OG.com.