Will Bitcoin cross a given threshold? Will a leader still be in office by a set date? It's not just lunchroom talk anymore — it's a market, with odds updating in real time.
Predictions not offered in Ontario, Alberta or British Columbia. 18+ or 19+.
A prediction works like a two-outcome bet: Yes or No, on a specific event, with a deadline. "Will Ethereum be above $2,600 on September 24?" "Bitcoin at $150k — when?" Each side carries its own odds, shown live with a percentage that shifts as money moves in on either side — much like a sports line, except the event has nothing to do with a playing field.
This isn't a niche gimmick. The platforms that popularized the format now report tens of billions of dollars in monthly volume, bought ad time during the World Cup, and are outright creating cultural moments — markets on the Oscars, on Dancing with the Stars, on which word gets said during a late-night monologue. The appeal is simple: if you follow the news, crypto, or pop culture closely enough to have a strong opinion, a prediction lets you put it to the test — for fun, not to invest your paycheque.
What FS Casino, Ice and V.Vegas offer is their own in-house odds feature, under a gambling licence — not a regulated investment product. It's the same "play your read on the news" spirit that made the format popular, in an entertainment setting rather than a brokerage one.
Beyond sports and esports (covered in our operator reviews), the Predictions section touches on pretty much everything making headlines:
By category: culture · economy and finance · geopolitics
The exact lineup varies by operator and shifts with the news cycle — check the Predictions tab of whichever operator you choose to see what's active right now.
| Ontario | Not offered |
|---|---|
| British Columbia | Not offered |
| Alberta | Not offered |
| Quebec and other served provinces | Offered, all categories |
This availability is specific to the Predictions section and doesn't follow the same lines as sports betting — British Columbia, for instance, has access to sports betting on these operators, but not to Predictions. Always confirm real access at sign-up, since rules evolve.
The Predictions section lives inside the same account as sports and esports — no separate sign-up needed. Check our reviews to pick an operator, then explore the Predictions tab once you're in.
Sources: IGCO update on prediction markets, August 28, 2026 · CSA and CIRO: guidance on certain event contracts, Aug. 27, 2026 (in French) · CSA and CIRO: current rules for prediction markets, Apr. 2, 2026 (in French)
The idea is the same (betting on a real-world event with odds that move), but what FS Casino, Ice and V.Vegas offer is their own in-house feature, under a gambling licence — not the same product or oversight as those platforms.
No. Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia are excluded from this section.
No — it's included in the operator's regular sports/casino account.
