Winners Inc. · Symbol WNRS · Trades on OTC Markets

Winners Inc. is public. The symbol is WNRS.

Buy shares through the brokerage account you already have. There is no form to fill out, and no one calls you.

Find it in your broker

Open your broker and type WNRS.

Winners Inc. trades over the counter, so it shows up in the brokers that handle OTC stocks. These are some of them.

Winners Inc. has no relationship with any of these firms and gets nothing when you use one. Each broker sets its own OTC availability, fees and order rules, and a few app-only brokers don't trade OTC stocks at all. Not your broker? Search WNRS in the one you use.

Three steps, the same as any other stock.

  1. 1

    Open your brokerage app

    The one you already use is fine, as long as it trades OTC stocks.

  2. 2

    Search for WNRS

    It shows up as Winners Inc. Check the name, because similar symbols exist.

  3. 3

    Choose your shares and place the order

    Shares like this trade in smaller volumes, so a limit order lets you set the price you'll pay.

What you're buying.

Winners Inc. is a public company that builds products for sports, gaming and collectibles. Its subsidiary, Moneyline Sports, makes the tools sports fans and prediction-market traders use.

Don't predict the future, own a piece of it.

Winners Inc.
MeVu desktop terminal showing prediction markets from Kalshi and Polymarket
MeVu, the prediction market terminal from Winners Inc.

  • MeVu Prediction market terminal

    Live since January 2026, MeVu puts markets from Kalshi and Polymarket on one screen so you can see and trade them in one place.

    mevu.com

  • Bet Wallet Every sportsbook, one login

    A mobile app that shows live odds from the major sportsbooks side by side, tracks your bets and alerts you when a price moves.

    thebetwallet.com

  • Bettor Chat AI betting assistant

    You type or talk, and it pulls stats, compares lines and builds parlays on the sportsbook accounts you already have.

    bettorchat.app

What the company has announced.

  1. Letter of intent to acquire VaulterX

    VaulterX is a live trading-card marketplace where collectors open sealed packs on stream and have the hits authenticated and vaulted. The letter is non-binding, with a 60-day diligence period before any definitive agreement.

    Read the release

  2. Gaming licence approved for Mevu.com

    The company announced approval of a gaming licence for its prediction-markets trading platform.

  3. MeVu.com mobile trading app launched

    The prediction-markets app went live on mobile.

  4. Acquisition of Moneyline Sports completed

    Moneyline Sports, the maker of Bet Wallet and Bettor Chat, became a Winners Inc. subsidiary.

Headlines come from the company's press releases. A letter of intent is not a completed deal, and nothing here is a promise about where the stock goes.

Who runs the company.

  • B. Michael Friedman

    Founder & CEO

    20+ years as a venture fund manager and capital markets trader, starting at Bear Stearns.

  • Wayne Allyn Root

    Co-founder & Chairman

    Former CEO of Winners Inc. and a national commentator.

  • Michael Handelman

    CFO

    25+ years in public and private companies, including CFO of the LA Kings.

Read this before you buy.

Winners Inc. is a small, early-stage company. Its shares trade over the counter in low volumes, the price can move a lot in a day, and you could lose everything you put in. Nothing on this page predicts a price. Read the company's filings and talk to a financial adviser before you decide.

WNRS filings on OTC Markets Every Winners Inc. filing on EDGAR

Questions people ask before they buy.

Is Winners Inc. on the Nasdaq or the NYSE?

No. It trades on OTC Markets under the symbol WNRS. You buy it the same way, through a broker, but not every broker handles OTC stocks.

Which brokers carry it?

Fidelity, Charles Schwab, E*TRADE, Interactive Brokers, Firstrade and Webull all trade OTC stocks. Some app-only brokers don't, so check yours before you fund an account.

Is there a minimum?

Not from the company. Your broker may have one, and the cost is the number of shares times the price at the time.

Does the money go to Winners Inc.?

No. When you buy on the open market you're buying from another shareholder, and the company doesn't receive the proceeds.

What does it cost to trade?

Most of the brokers above charge nothing per trade, but some add a fee for OTC orders. Your broker's fee page has the number.

Who pays for this page?

Winners Inc. does. See the disclosure at the bottom.

You know the symbol.

The rest happens in your broker. Copy WNRS, open your app and search for Winners Inc.

Find it in your broker