Full-Time
Sports Trader
Posted on 10/31/2025
betr
51-200 employees
Fantasy sports with live microbetting
No salary listed
Miami, FL, USA
In Person
Must be based in Miami or willing to relocate; scheduling flexibility including nights, holidays and weekends.
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- 3+ years of experience trading in a DFS or Sports Betting platform
- Strong analytical skills and ability to calculate odds
- Highly motivated self-starter with a proactive approach to problem-solving and a passion for staying up-to-date with industry trends and best practices
- Problem solving and strong critical thinking
- You thrive in a fast paced environment and are not intimidated by ambiguity or change
- Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate clearly and effectively with team members and stakeholders, both internally and externally
- Self-motivated the the ability to drive initiatives from end-to-end, holding yourself to a high standard of excellence
- An entrepreneurial mindset with excellent organizational skills, the ability to be flexible, & prioritize responsibilities
- Based in Miami or willing to relocate; scheduling flexibility including nights, holidays, and weekends when necessary
- Manage risk and liability of all DFS player props games in accordance with Betr risk and trading SOP’s
- Monitor league news and injuries to make real time market adjustments
- Adjust Betr markets in coordination with the market consensus
- Assist in analyzing daily reports to ensure proper player profiling as well as other key metrics
- Collaborate with operations to enhance the best customer experience
- Bonus Points: Passionate and enthusiastic about a wide range of sports
- Experience in high pressure and high volume situations
Betr.app blends fantasy sports with microbetting in online sports betting. It offers two main products: Betr Picks and Microbetting. Betr Picks lets users make multiple selections across different sports, betting on player stats with the potential to win up to 100 times their entry, adding emphasis to each choice. Microbetting enables live, instant bets on every moment of a game—plays, drives, pitches, at-bats, shots, and possessions—giving quick, real-time opportunities to win. The platform earns revenue from entry fees paid by participants; more users and more bets translate to higher income. Betr.app stands out by combining a fantasy-like pick’em experience with real-time microbets, offering both a structured, multi-pick format and the thrill of live, moment-by-moment wagering. Its goal is to attract sports fans who want to test their knowledge and instincts while turning their sports insight into potential winnings, thereby growing its user base and revenue.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$120M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2022
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Polymarket partnership integrates prediction markets for 1M users starting 2026.
- Lonzo and LiAngelo Ball invest as equity partners, launching podcast on platform.
- Betr Picks Group Mode expands DFS to 31 states plus D.C. since August 2024.
What critics are saying
- CFTC probes insider trading in Polymarket sports markets, delaying 2026 launch.
- FanDuel, DraftKings capture $1B weekly prediction volume, stealing microbetting users.
- MIXI wins PointsBet Australia, blocking Betr's international expansion permanently.
What makes betr unique
- Betr offers microbetting on every play, drive, pitch, and possession in live NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL games.
- Betr Picks amplifies fantasy pick'em with up to 100x entry winnings on player stats.
- Simplified UI targets casual sports fans in underpenetrated online gaming market.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Company Equity
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
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↓ -4%2 year growth
↑ 1%Jake Paul's Betr partners with Polymarket for prediction markets. Jake Paul's Betr has joined forces with Polymarket in a groundbreaking multi-year deal, integrating prediction markets into its 'Super App'. This collaboration allows Betr's one million users to engage in event contract trading across sports, politics and culture, alongside existing sportsbook, fantasy, casino and arcade offerings within a unified app experience. This partnership positions Betr as one of the first major US gaming companies to incorporate prediction markets directly within a comprehensive gaming app. The timing is crucial, as the prediction market and traditional sports betting industries debate whether platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi are financial markets or another form of gambling. Ismail Vali, President of Gaming Compliance International, views prediction markets as part of an 'innovator gambling' wave, exploiting regulatory grey zones, noting the decline in licensed online gaming operators in the US from 103 in 2023 to 57 last year. Vali says that these platforms "look, smell like betting" but operate under CFTC regulation as financial instruments. Joey Levy, co-founder of Betr, counters the cannibalisation narrative, seeing prediction markets as expanding the total addressable market. He emphasises Betr's strategic advantage, highlighting the app's capability to launch nationwide through prediction markets or other verticals. The partnership with Polymarket aims to enhance user engagement by integrating prediction markets into Betr's existing suite, including Betr Picks, Social Sportsbook, Arcade and Social Casino. Shayne Coplan, Polymarket Founder, adds: "Prediction markets are becoming a foundational tool for understanding the future, and scale is what brings them into the mainstream." Polymarket's ambition is to leverage Betr's extensive user base to popularise prediction markets. Joey Levy acknowledges challenges like insider trading concerns and calls for CFTC investigations, saying that these issues are part of the market's growth and stressing the importance of integrity frameworks. Betr plans to develop innovative products on top of these prediction markets, aiming for seamless user experiences and broad market adoption.
Betr, a real-money gaming super app, has partnered with Polymarket to launch prediction markets for its one million paying users. The multi-year partnership will integrate Polymarket-powered event contracts covering sports, politics and culture directly into Betr's app beginning in 2026. Founded in 2022 by Joey Levy and Jake Paul, Betr currently operates fantasy sports, sportsbook, casino and arcade products across most US states. The company described prediction markets as part of its vision to create a nationwide real-money gaming and financial super app. Polymarket, the world's largest prediction market platform, has facilitated billions of dollars in predictions across various categories. The partnership aims to bring prediction markets into the mainstream by leveraging Betr's engaged sports audience and existing gaming infrastructure.
Betr Prediction market platform preparing to launch. Betr, the betting platform co-founded by Jake Paul, is launching its own prediction market platform, Betr Predictions. The number of platforms entering the space is growing rapidly as companies capitalize on loose regulations. Betr Prediction has a pending application with the National Futures Association (NFA), the organization that registers and supervises prediction market platforms. The application is to become an introducing broker and a swap firm, in a similar manner to how Fanatics recently launched its own platform, Fanatics Markets. Betr CEO Joey Levy is listed as the predictions platform's CEO, and three other Betr executives are also named on the filing in various roles. Paul's name is not included. Betr expands gaming options. The launch of a prediction market platform aims to follow the company's release of a new product, Betr Arcade, earlier this year. At that time, Levy, stated, "We are in the business of trying to find as many ways to entertain our customers as much as possible." "Peer-to-peer skill games are a very big opportunity that many operators in sports aren't currently focused on. We think that there's generally a lot of white space here and room for other operators to come in and innovate, and we plan on expanding." He also added they were looking for other opportunities to add to the company's portfolio, "as we are building a super app for the emerging gaming verticals." The company lost out to MIXI in a proposed takeover bid of PointsBet in Australia, following a bitter feud between the companies. Prediction markets have presented a new opportunity for expansion, offering a wider range of peer-to-peer gambling options. Competition increasing among platforms. While Levy said operators in sports aren't currently focused on peer-to-peer skill games, companies are increasingly focused on prediction markets. Fanatics, Underdog, FanDuel, DraftKings, PrizePicks, and others have all partnered with regulated platforms to join the likes of Kalshi, Crypto.com, and Polymarket in offering the markets. While the legal status of trading predictions on sports remains unclear, the industry is booming. Kalshi's trading is almost exclusively on sports markets, with users generating over $1 billion in volume per week. Betr has not publicly confirmed plans for its prediction market platform, but it will almost certainly include sports, which attract the greatest interest from users. Levy stressed that Betr never launches a product in a state without being confident of regulatory approval and good standing. Kalshi, however, continues to face legal challenges nationwide. Connecticut is the latest state to fight back against the rise of prediction markets, but as more companies enter the space, that fight looks increasingly futile. Adam Roarty is a journalist covering sports betting, regulation, and industry innovation for CasinoBeats. His coverage includes tax increases in the UK, covering breaking stories in the ever-evolving landscape of US betting...
Betr, a Miami, Florida-based gaming and media company, announced a major new partnership with and investment from Lonzo Ball and LiAngelo Ball
Lonzo and LiAngelo Ball join Jake Paul's Betr as equity partners.