High Roller Technologies opened its ROLR prediction markets platform to the general public on October 21, completing a transition from invitation-only testing that began September 15. The Las Vegas-based company, until now focused on online casino operations, is targeting revenue from the new product before the end of 2026.
ROLR runs on infrastructure provided by Crypto.com, whose regulated entities hold customer accounts. High Roller's subsidiary, ROLR US LLC, is a registered guarantor introducing broker and National Futures Association member. Users trade contracts on sports, politics, entertainment, finance, and weather events through desktop and mobile browsers, with iOS and Android applications pending approval.
Chief Executive Seth Young framed the launch as a diversification move. The company is relying heavily on existing distribution partnerships — Lines.com, Forever Network, Leverage Game Media, and SpikeUp Media — to compete in a market already occupied by Kalshi and Polymarket, both of which face active enforcement actions in multiple states.
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