Under Ontario law, betting exchanges are legal forms of sports betting. Despite the regulation’s confusing language, Sporttrade and other startups that allow bettors to place sports wagers in a format that resembles financial markets are legal. They just can’t offer bets that are similar to speculative investments in the investing industry.

Our strategic partnerships with Penn National Gaming, Inc. in Louisiana and Caesars Entertainment, Inc. in Indiana will expand Sporttrade's differentiated sports betting exchange platform to be accessible to eligible participants within the specified states starting in 2023.

In a sports betting exchange you will be able to buy an event contract for the Eagles to win the NFC East the same way retail investors speculate on stock prices and profit from prediction market outcomes.

In a sports betting exchange your Super Bowl positions can fluctuate in value even before a game begins, just like when you trade stocks or cryptos. Sporttrade will provide you the same opportunity to maximize your bankroll that you have in the investing and crypto spaces, even within its pre-game markets.

Xpoint’s geolocation technology will be embedded within all Sporttrade digital platforms, ensuring all transactions made by Sporttrade customers adhere strictly to state and federal regulations.

In a liquid sports betting exchange with buyers and sellers transacting in real time, your cash out is always the best possible price. Why accept anything less?

A conversation with Alex Kane, CEO of Sporttrade, and The GIST’s Ellen Hyslop. They discuss The GIST's recent success and all the ways to make sports betting a more approachable and communal space. 

Alex Kane, CEO & Founder of Sporttrade, chats with Nasdaq's SVP of North American Markets, Walt Smith. Alex and Walt discuss Nasdaq's impact on Sporttrade, why the sports betting industry is well-suited for disruption, and what the future of trading sports could look like.