Expercts project a $50 billion total betting volume in global World Cup 2026 bets, up from $35 billion at Qatar 2022.

Mahe, Seychelles, 10th June 2026, Chainwire

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Bernstein sees the FIFA World Cup as a potential watershed moment for prediction markets, projecting a $5B to $10B uplift in volume.

The 48-team FIFA World Cup tournament is expected to be the single largest catalyst for online sports betting in history, Bernstein said.

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Although the five-week soccer tournament starting on Thursday is the largest sporting event ever, the U.S. economic gains are likely to be muted.

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Expercts project a $50 billion total betting volume in global World Cup 2026 bets, up from $35 billion at Qatar 2022.

FIFA and the WTO put the 2026 World Cup economic impact at about 41 billion dollars in global output, with most of the gain landing in the United States.