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(AsiaGameHub) –   DraftKings is expanding its presence in the prediction markets sector. The company has introduced a **new parlay-like feature named Combos**, which allows for **combining several event contracts into one trade**.

This move signifies a significant progression in DraftKings’ strategy to integrate sportsbook-style functionalities into its expanding Predictions platform.

This latest DraftKings product is being **launched utilizing Crypto.com’s exchange infrastructure**, which currently facilitates comparable bundled prediction offerings.

What Can Users Expect?

Through Combos, users have the ability to **choose and merge up to six distinct event contracts** into a single position. Similar to conventional sportsbook parlays, all selections must be correct for the entire combo to yield a payout.

Nevertheless, there is a restriction, as the feature does not encompass all markets. For instance, sports like **tennis** and **PGA Tour events**, alongside **elections, cryptocurrency, and commodities,** are excluded.

This limitation suggests DraftKings’ emphasis on specific sports-related outcomes rather than a wider range of speculative markets.

This launch comes after statements from **DraftKings chief executive Jason Robins**, who recently informed investors that combo-style products were anticipated within weeks.

He characterized these as integral to a wider strategy designed to incorporate prediction markets into the company’s long-term “Super App” vision, alongside market-making functionalities and a proposed proprietary exchange.

Robins has also reaffirmed the **significant user engagement** observed in US states where conventional sports betting remains illegal, positioning Predictions as a means to attract new customers beyond regulated markets.

The company views this sector as a crucial growth catalyst as it broadens its digital ecosystem.

New Fees Amid Ongoing Growth

In addition to the new feature, DraftKings has also unveiled a **standardized fee structure** for **event contracts**, with charges varying from **one to two cents**, depending on contract pricing tiers.

The company further clarified that these charges will encompass exchange and commission expenses.

The operator additionally disclosed robust growth figures for its Predictions business, indicating over **$1 billion in annualized consumer volume** and more than **$2.3 billion in total annualized trading volume**.

Company executives stated that this segment is experiencing rapid growth and drawing users with reduced acquisition costs following its integration into the wider app ecosystem.