Polymarket says revenue run rate tops $1.8 billion, CNBC reports
CNBC links the growth to Polymarket’s separate US exchange. The figure is an annualised pace of revenue, not a full year’s booked sales.
Polymarket’s annualised revenue has exceeded $1.8 billion, the company told CNBC in a 10 November report. The reported run rate was above $1 billion in June.
CNBC attributes the growth to activity on Polymarket’s US exchange, which operates separately from its international platform. It reported more than $14.5 billion in October notional trading volume on the domestic venue, compared with about $4 billion in June, citing TickerTracker.
Combos account for a growing share of activity
According to CNBC, combo contracts accounted for more than 70% of the US platform’s trading volume on Sunday, 8 November. Combos bundle several outcomes into one position, with a payout dependent on the combined result. That single-day share should not be presented as a monthly average or as a percentage of revenue.
An annualised figure extends a recent revenue pace across a year. It does not mean Polymarket has already earned $1.8 billion in 2026 or provide a forecast that it will sustain that pace. The reported figure also does not establish how much revenue each legal entity contributes or the treatment of rebates.
The distinction matters when comparing operators. Robinhood’s $173 million event-contract figure covers revenue earned during Q3. DraftKings’ $650 million to $750 million Predictions figure is guidance for 2027. Neither measures the same period as Polymarket’s reported run rate.
The CNBC report is the source of the new financial disclosure. PF has not independently audited the company’s revenue or reconciled the figure to its US and international operations.