Prediction market platform Kalshi is offering promotional bonuses for new users who trade event contracts on Monday, June 29, 2026, ahead of the evening World Cup matches.
The platform allows participants to trade financial contracts based on real-world outcomes, including the upcoming fixtures between Germany and Paraguay, as well as the Netherlands and Morocco.
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Regulation and Risk
According to reports from CBS Sports and RotoWire, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) regulates Kalshi, which operates legally across all 50 states for users aged 18 and older.
While the platform frames its operations as futures trading rather than direct gambling, event contracts involve a risk of substantial financial loss and are subject to specific regional eligibility requirements.
Contract pricing fluctuates based on market demand.
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For example, the Netherlands is priced at $0.42 per share to win in regular time, compared to Morocco at $0.28 per share.
To safeguard participants, Kalshi provides multiple risk management options that users can activate at any time.
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These consumer safety features include mandatory trading breaks, voluntary platform opt-outs, and personalized funding limits.