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About Drone.bet
Who we are, what we cover and how we make money.
Drone.bet started in 2021 as a guide to betting on drone racing. The sport moved on, and so did we. Today we cover the competitions where machines do the racing and fighting, from FPV drone leagues to autonomous race cars and humanoid robot games. We also cover the betting products that have grown up around new technology. That means prediction markets, sweepstakes casinos and the sportsbook apps licensed state by state.
What we cover
- Machine sports: drone racing, AI and autonomous motorsport, robot combat and humanoid competitions.
- Prediction markets: CFTC-regulated exchanges, how event contracts work and where they are legal.
- Sweepstakes casinos: free-to-play social casinos, their redemption rules and the states that ban them.
- State betting: licensed sportsbooks and online casinos in ten US states.
- AI tools and calculators: what betting software can and can’t do, plus free calculators.
- UK: UK Gambling Commission licensed betting and casino sites, in British English, at /uk/.
Who runs the site
Drone.bet is published by Gambler Labs ApS, an independent publisher based in Copenhagen that runs editorial sites on betting, travel and technology. You can find the company on LinkedIn.
How we make money
Some links on Drone.bet are affiliate links. If you open an account through one, the operator may pay us a commission. That never decides a ranking or a score, and brands we don’t work with are reviewed on the same terms as brands we do. Pages that compare products with no commercial relationship, such as most prediction markets, say so.
Corrections
Laws, offers and app features change quickly in this market. If you spot something out of date, tell us through our contact page and we’ll fix it.