Flutter Entertainment is moving all FanDuel Predicts sports and novelty event contracts to Crypto.com's exchange while CME Group remains the supplier of financial markets, a change chief executive Peter Jackson said should help the company launch products faster before the NFL season. CME still owns 51% of Fanduel Prediction Markets Holdings LLC, but Sportico reported the non-sports contracts it keeps account for under 1% of app activity. Flutter booked $6 million of second-quarter market-making revenue and expects about $50 million of revenue and adjusted EBITDA benefit in 2026, even as U.S. adjusted EBITDA fell 70% to $119 million, guidance was cut and the company reported a $296 million net loss. The shift comes as chief executive Terry Duffy criticized sports prediction markets on CME's July earnings call and Flutter registered a new futures commission merchant, New Ventures III, without CME, though the company has not confirmed any link to this week's restructuring.