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TOTALIS
Derivative layer for prediction markets custom parlays on any event
Last verified August 15, 2026 · Updated daily
What TOTALIS is building
Prediction markets have a parlay problem. Sportsbooks generate more than 70% of gross revenue in some US states from parlays, the multi-leg bets where you stack multiple outcomes into one wager with multiplied payouts. Kalshi has avoided sports parlays entirely. Polymarket's attempt at parlays is structurally constrained: they predetermine the legs, restrict users to fixed combinations, and the result is minimal volume. The reason is architectural: the binary yes/no structure of prediction market contracts does not map cleanly to the free-form parlay mechanic that drives engagement in sports betting. Totalis is building the derivative layer that fixes this. Their first product is custom parlays across categories, meaning you can combine your conviction on any combination of events not just sports, not just pre-built sets into a single wager with a multiplied payout. The tagline is precise: "Combine your beliefs, multiply your payouts. Build parlays on any event." Private beta is live.
Why this matters
Prediction markets are in a structural growth moment. Kalshi's regulatory win gave prediction markets the legal standing they needed to compete with sportsbooks in the US. Polymarket is scaling internationally. Robinhood has entered the space. DraftKings and FanDuel have publicly left the American Gaming Association to pursue CFTC-regulated prediction market products. The market is moving from crypto-native experimentation into mainstream consumer finance. The missing piece is engagement mechanics. Parlays are the single highest-engagement product in sports betting, and prediction markets still cannot properly offer them. Totalis is building the derivative layer that makes parlays structurally possible across any event category: sports, politics, economics, crypto, culture. The potential is large: if prediction markets are to capture the engagement that sportsbooks have, the parlay problem has to be solved. Totalis is the only company in YC P26 explicitly focused on this gap. Andrew Miklas, the YC partner assigned to Totalis, was previously co-founder and CTO of PagerDuty and has a track record of backing developer infrastructure and platform companies.
Open roles at TOTALIS
2 positions we're tracking. Roles are re-checked daily and removed when filled.
Hiring outlook
Very High. Two-person founding team, private beta just launched, fresh off Demo Day. Zero jobs posted anywhere. X handle @ImTheBigP is the primary public signal.
Working at TOTALIS
Since , TOTALIS has built Derivative layer for prediction markets custom parlays on any event. The team is now people. For a Fintech, Consumer Finance company this size, the reality is opportunity to shape your role based on the company stage.
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Frequently asked questions
How many jobs does TOTALIS have open?
As of April 2026, TOTALIS has 2 open positions.
Does TOTALIS hire remotely?
TOTALIS doesn't have remote openings at the moment. All roles are in Unspecified.
What roles is TOTALIS hiring for?
TOTALIS is hiring across Engineering, Marketing. The most recent opening is Founding Engineer (Protocol / Full-Stack).
How do I apply for a job at TOTALIS?
Use the apply links above, or check our guide to getting hired at TOTALIS.
Where is TOTALIS based?
TOTALIS is headquartered in Unspecified.
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