In mid-November, DraftKings and FanDuel resigned their memberships with the American Gaming Association (AGA) when it became clear that the trade organization was not in support of its members offering or being involved in prediction markets. Both companies — the leaders by market share in U.S. sports betting — have since launched prediction products, as has Fanatics, which vacated its AGA membership weeks later.
Annual renewal for the AGA comes up in early January, and an InGame comparison on member operators and suppliers this week revealed that two key suppliers — OpenBet and Sportradar — are no longer members. OpenBet, which supplies back-end services including risk management and geolocation to major operators, counts Fanatics, FanDuel, and FanDuel parent company Flutter among its partners.
