High Roller Technologies is using a new ROLR election page to put market odds for control of the U.S. House and Senate alongside race-level tools ahead of the 2026 midterms.
The dashboard pairs market odds on control of each congressional chamber with separate estimates for Senate seat totals, the margin in the House popular vote and net changes in governorships. High Roller announced the tracker Nov. 2 and described it as a way for users to discover ROLR markets and follow selected contests.
Visitors can search by state, district or market, then filter listings by election category. The page also lets users create watchlists and review price histories for tracked House, Senate and gubernatorial races. It identifies close contests and the largest odds changes over the preceding 24 hours when historical quotes are available.
High Roller says the display refreshes when ROLR supplies new quotes. The odds and estimates draw on market prices and the company’s calculations, it said. They are not official election results or guarantees, and the figures may be delayed or inaccurate. Links to corresponding markets are available to eligible customers.
Chief Executive Seth Young said the dashboard covers “from the national balance of power to individual races.” The company’s investor relations page listed the Nov. 2 announcement at 3:05 p.m. ET.
The tracker follows the launch of ROLR’s real-money prediction markets for eligible U.S. customers. High Roller said in an Oct. 21 announcement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission that access followed an invitation-only beta that began Sept. 15. Crypto.com | Derivatives North America provides the event-based contracts, the company said. High Roller expects its prediction-market operations to begin adding revenue in the fourth quarter of 2026.
