The money leaves the same way whatever the app calls itself. Amblee treats these the same, and shows you what each one actually cost you.
Kalshi and Polymarket are not licensed as sportsbooks and they do not look like them. The numbers say they are being used as one.
Kalshi and Polymarket together. DraftKings took 13.7%, FanDuel 8.9%.
Apptopia, June 17 2026. Installs June 1 to 15, 2026.About. Kalshi and Polymarket were under $5B a month in September 2025. Legal US sportsbooks took roughly $14B a month in 2025.
Pew Research Center, May 27 2026.is sports contracts. Call it a market if you like. The money leaves the same way.
Pew Research Center, May 27 2026.A blocklist built around sportsbooks now misses three-quarters of new betting-app installs. Amblee blocks prediction markets today.
You choose the apps that go behind the block. Amblee’s guidance and its web filter stop at the venues above, and never touch the places your money is meant to go.
Your brokerage, your IRA, your 401(k) app. Investing is where the money is supposed to end up, so it stays open.
Your bank, your credit union, your savings account. If you connect one, Amblee reads it through Plaid. It is never blocked.
The deal only works if paying yourself is always possible. Whatever you use to make the transfer stays out of the block.
Deleting the app and opening the site in Safari is the oldest workaround there is.
Amblee’s domain filter blocks the same venues in Safari and the other browsers on your phone, alongside the apps. One deposit lifts both, and both re-arm on the 1st.
Apple’s Screen Time API caps an app’s web filter at 50 domains. Amblee spends those slots on the sites you add yourself first, then fills the rest from its own list. Add a site and it takes priority over the defaults.
Pick the apps. Set one number. Show the money moved. The apps open.
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