Robinhood’s latest prediction market feature gives NFL fans a new way to engage during this week’s playoff slate.
Key Takeaways
- Robinhood has rolled out its new Custom Combos feature.
- The addition allows users to build prediction contracts with up to 10 legs.
- The launch comes ahead of the NFL’s divisional round, and while currently limited to pro football, expansion could be on the horizon.
Robinhood has officially introduced and begun rolling out its Custom Combos feature for widespread use on all professional football prediction markets.
Custom Combos arrive just before the NFL’s divisional round and serve as the prediction market counterpart to the popular parlay options at various sportsbooks.
Stack your picks with Pro Football combos.
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Multi-leg contracts are here.
Combine multiple predictions—winner, totals, and player performance into one custom contract. https://t.co/ekr1S4I4jN pic.twitter.com/pVIbcvWA4z
Custom Combos will allow customers to combine up to 10 multi-leg predictions, Robinhood said in a release.
“For example, ahead of this weekend’s matchups, customers could create a combo that has Buffalo to win, Josh Allen to score a TD, and Bo Nix to throw for over 200 yards (and more), all in one contract,” the release states. “To (pay out), all contracts have to be correct.”
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Robinhood's offerings explode
Initially operating as a stock trading platform, Robinhood’s prediction market usage has increased dramatically, quickly becoming the operator’s fastest-growing product.
More than 11 billion contracts have been traded since the end of 2024, with a user base exceeding one million.
CEO Vlad Tenev said during Robinhood’s December showcase event that combos will only be available for pro football and will pay $1 on the purchasing price if all outcomes settle correctly.
“This was a great opportunity for us to really be able to become the leader in the space, and that’s what we’re working to do,” JB Mackenzie, vice president and general manager of futures and international at Robinhood, told CNBC at the time. “The enhancements here are another example of it, where we’re trying to build new customer experiences that make it easier and, in some cases, provide them more advanced order types and trading capabilities to meet the needs that they’re asking us for.”
Robinhood has expressed a desire to introduce player contracts, which operate similarly to prop bets and cover markets such as anytime touchdown or yards totals, to other sports.
