Polymarket Unveils New Combo Trading Feature for Sports Predictions
New feature lets users combine up to 32 selections into a single position

Polymarket has launched a new Combo Trading feature, allowing users to combine multiple sports predictions into a single position, bringing the platform closer to the experience offered by traditional sportsbook parlays.
The new feature allows traders to bundle up to 32 selections into one "Yes" or "No" position across supported sports markets. According to Polymarket, Combo Trading is designed to simplify multi market trading while giving users the opportunity to increase potential returns from a single position.
A New Way to Trade Sports Markets
Unlike placing individual trades across multiple events, Combo Trading lets users package several predictions into one trade.
As with a traditional parlay, every selection must be correct for the position to pay out. However, unlike other sportsbook parlays, Polymarket says combo positions remain tradable before the final event is settled, allowing users to exit a position early if some market conditions change.
The feature is currently available for sports markets, with examples including MLB, UFC, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Built Around a New Pricing Model
Instead of using Polymarket's standard order book, Combo Trading uses a request for quote (RFQ) system.
When a user creates a combo, the request is sent to market makers, who compete to provide the best available price within milliseconds. Traders can then choose whether to accept the quote before completing the trade. According to the company, the approach is designed to improve pricing and handle trades with multiple selections.
Polymarket has also launched a public API for combo markets, making it easier for developers and third party services to integrate the new feature into trading tools and analytics platforms.
Competition Continues to Grow
The launch comes as prediction market operators continue adding new products in an increasingly competitive market.
Over the past year, companies have expanded beyond simple event contracts by introducing new trading tools, partnerships and regulated offerings aimed at attracting both retail and professional traders.
For Polymarket, Combo Trading represents another step in growing its platform as interest in prediction markets continues to rise. The feature also moves the platform closer to traditional sportsbook products, while maintaining its event contract trading model.
Focus Turns to Product Innovation
Combo Trading is currently limited to sports markets, although Polymarket has said that additional market categories could be added in the future following further testing.
As competition across the prediction market sector continues to increase, operators are putting greater emphasis on product development alongside regulatory growth.
For users, the new feature offers another way to trade sports events. For Polymarket, it is the latest addition as the company continues investing in new tools and features for its growing user base.
Stay tuned to UMG Gaming for more updates on prediction markets, sports betting and the latest developments shaping the future of event based trading.
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Ryan Cauchi
Ryan Cauchi is the Lead Journalist at UMG Gaming, where he covers the evolving landscape of legal sports betting, the growing social casino market, and legislative developments shaping the gaming industry.