Jupiter, the Solana trading platform, added parlays to its prediction market product. In a press release dated 6 November 2026, the company says Combos let users bundle several prediction market outcomes into one onchain trade on Jupiter Predict. The markets come from Polymarket, and Jupiter says traders can use the same Solana wallet they already use for swaps and perpetuals.
How a Combo works
According to Jupiter’s Predict FAQ, a Combo combines two or more outcomes from sports or esports games, including several picks from the same game. Every pick has to win for the Combo to pay out. The release says the potential payout comes from multiplying the implied probabilities of the selected outcomes, so each extra pick raises the possible return and the chance of losing everything. At launch, Combos cover moneyline, spread and total markets; Jupiter says more categories will follow.
Two limits matter more than the payout. Jupiter states that a Combo cannot be sold once it is placed, so a trader who has won two legs still has to wait for the third. And fills depend on market makers: if no one quotes the bundle, the user has to drop a pick, cut the amount or wait.
A $1 entry point
The FAQ puts the minimum Combo stake at 1 USDC, and users can pay with another token that is swapped at purchase. That is below Jupiter’s other order limits: $5 for a Polymarket-sourced order, $5 for Jupiter Forecast markets and $4 for a sports ticket. Only its one-minute Arcade rounds share the 1 USDC floor (see chart). Before a Combo is placed, the slip compares its payout with the same stake split across separate picks, and winnings go to the wallet automatically.
Fees are not spelled out for Combos
Jupiter’s fee page says standard Polymarket-sourced trades carry Polymarket’s platform fee where it applies plus a Jupiter builder fee of 2% of trade value, charged on buys and sells. The page does not list Combos as its own market type, and the FAQ gives no maximum number of picks or payout cap. Jupiter says the rates shown in the app take precedence. For how platform fees compare across venues, see our Kalshi and Polymarket taker fee comparison.
Key facts
Product: Combos on Jupiter Predict (Solana), markets sourced from Polymarket.
Launched: 6 November 2026.
Markets at launch: sports and esports; moneyline, spread and total.
Minimum stake: 1 USDC (Polymarket-sourced single orders: $5).
Exit: a placed Combo cannot be sold; all picks must win.
Access: Jupiter’s Terms of Use list prohibited localities and bar VPN use to get around them.
Sources: Jupiter press release (Chainwire), Jupiter Predict FAQ, order-limits and fees docs. Checked 8 November 2026.
Why it matters for GambleFi
Parlays are a core sportsbook product, and Combos bring the format to a wallet-based crypto venue with a $1 entry point. That puts a large Solana trading front end closer to what onchain sportsbooks such as SX Bet offer, while settlement and outcome resolution stay with Polymarket; see our piece on Polymarket’s UMA disputes for how that works and our volume count across 41 venues for the size of the market. Whether such products count as gambling depends on the country, as the new Nevis prediction market licence shows. The GambleFi FAQ covers the basics. This is a product report, not betting advice.