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ChatGPT adds Kalshi World Cup odds in search results
As reported by the New York Times on July 14, 2026, Kalshi and OpenAI have entered into a new deal agreement, with ChatGPT now displaying the prediction market’s odds for the FIFA World Cup.
However, the operator’s odds only appear in case of targeted searches, meaning that questions about a specific matchup can trigger Kalshi statistics to show up, while broad tournament queries don’t necessarily show the operator’s probabilities.
Additionally, ChatGPT doesn’t direct users to Kalshi’s website and doesn’t allow them to trade directly on event contracts, as OpenAI’s policies prohibit the facilitation of gambling transactions.
OpenAI explained:
“For queries related to the 2026 World Cup, ChatGPT may show predictive information sourced from Kalshi to provide timely context about upcoming matches. If and when this information appears, it will always be clearly labeled with “Source: Kalshi.” This is for informational purposes only. You cannot place bets through ChatGPT, per our Usage Policies.”
The displayed odds are static snapshots and do not represent live market prices, as they can additionally differ from live figures available on Kalshi’s website by around one percent. The New York Times has also stated that the partnership is limited only to World Cup forecasts.
Although neither OpenAI nor Kalshi has commented on the integration, it still marks the first partnership of OpenAI with a prediction market platform. On the other hand, it’s not the first data distribution deal for the prediction platform, as CNN launched an exclusive collaboration with Kalshi back in December 2025.
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