A new study reports that Americans are actively trading on offshore prediction markets, with potential wagering levels reaching up to $34 billion in estimated annual trading. The study also projects broader future spending, estimating that Americans could wager as much as $133 billion per year on these offshore platforms by 2030. The figures reflect money placed by U.S. participants in markets hosted outside U.S. regulatory oversight. While the study provides estimates of current and possible future volumes, it does not necessarily indicate that every wager comes from formal U.S.-based entities; instead, the focus is on betting activity by Americans on offshore prediction-market services. The outlets covering the study emphasize the scale of participation and the potential growth over the decade ahead, but present the numbers as projections and estimates rather than precise measured totals. Overall, the study highlights the growing presence of U.S. bettors in offshore prediction markets and suggests that the volume could rise substantially by 2030.