Combo betting doubles to $41.7bn as rivals eat Kalshi’s share
Kalshi’s own combo volume still more than doubled to $35bn.
The hit
Kalshi’s combo betting market share dropped from 93.5% to 83.9% in the last 30 days, according to Aldrin Research data. Rivals Polymarket US, DKeX & Novig all grew faster in sports & combo trading, eating into Kalshi’s dominant position.
Why it matters
Kalshi is still the biggest sports & combo exchange, but the numbers show challengers are no longer just surviving, they’re taking real share during the football surge. For bettors, more competing exchanges could mean better pricing & product choice, even if Kalshi’s raw volumes keep climbing.
The record
| Kalshi combo volume | more than doubled to $35bn (Aldrin Research) |
|---|---|
| Kalshi combined sports & combo volume | $30.2bn to $50bn (Aldrin Research) |
| Polymarket US combined volume | up 127% to $8.3bn, share up from 9.2% to 12.2% (Aldrin Research) |
| DKeX combined market share | up from 0.2% to 2.7% (Aldrin Research) |
| Novig combined volume growth | up 136%, share up from 1.5% to 2% (Aldrin Research) |
| Market-wide combo volume | more than doubled from $18.3bn to $41.7bn (Aldrin Research) |
What happens next
Watch whether Polymarket US, DKeX & Novig keep gaining share once football volume normalises, & whether Kalshi responds with new combo products.
Sources: Kalshi Volume Surges, But Rivals Chip Away At Its Market Share
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