LeBron James to Earn More From Polymarket Deal Than 76ers Contract
A reported $15 million annual endorsement agreement easily exceeds the veteran's playing salary in Philadelphia.
LeBron James' off-court business empire has reached a level where a single endorsement deal comfortably surpasses his NBA salary.
According to reporting from TalkBasket, James will collect $15 million per year from a new partnership with Polymarket. The figure dwarfs his current playing contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, which stands at $8 million over two years.
Under that agreement with Philadelphia, James is scheduled to earn $3.9 million during the 2026-27 season, making his annual Polymarket earnings nearly four times his on-court compensation.