High Roller Joins Russell Microcap Index as It Builds Out ROLR Prediction Markets
The NYSE-listed online gaming company behind the ROLR prediction markets brand has joined FTSE Russell’s micro-cap benchmark as it prepares its regulated U.S. event-contract offering.
High Roller Technologies, the company behind the ROLR prediction markets platform, has been added to the Russell Microcap Index as part of FTSE Russell’s 2026 U.S. indexes reconstitution.
The addition took effect after the U.S. market closed on 26 June. FTSE Russell’s final additions list includes High Roller Technologies under the ticker ROLR and classifies the company in the Consumer Discretionary sector.
Russell index membership is determined through FTSE Russell’s rules-based reconstitution process, which ranks eligible U.S. securities by market capitalisation and applies investability and style criteria. The 2026 reconstitution used 30 April as its ranking date.
The inclusion comes as High Roller builds out its ROLR prediction markets business. The company launched a free-to-trade prediction platform and an eight-week promotional challenge under the ROLR brand in June.
Its regulated U.S. event-contract offering has not yet launched publicly. On 26 June, High Roller said its ROLR US subsidiary had been approved as a National Futures Association member and registered as a guaranteed introducing broker under an agreement with Crypto.com FCM.
The registration allows ROLR US to solicit customers for Crypto.com’s event contracts, subject to the company completing its remaining technology, compliance and operational requirements. High Roller has not announced a public launch date for the real-money product.
The Russell Microcap inclusion does not alter that rollout timeline, but places High Roller among the companies covered by the index following the latest reconstitution.