Google News has begun displaying Polymarket prediction market bets alongside news stories, according to reports. The betting data appears prominently in personalized news feeds.
Google News is now integrating Polymarket odds into its search results, showing prediction market bets as large content blocks alongside traditional news articles. The feature appears in the "For you" section, which surfaces content based on user interests.
Polymarket is a decentralized prediction market platform where users bet on real-world outcomes. Google's integration places these bets directly in news feeds, complete with links to the betting platform.
According to Futurism's report, the feature has positioned betting odds prominently—in one instance, a Polymarket bet appeared as the top result when searching for Bitcoin price information.
The move marks an expansion of Google's News product beyond traditional journalism and into speculative financial content. It's unclear whether this represents a widespread rollout or a limited test, or what selection criteria determine which bets appear in users' feeds.
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