The full rankingUS Sportsbooks
Scores are out of 10 and come from funded accounts: odds and fees, payout speed, markets, the app and support.
9 reviews, average score 6.9
Top 9 at a glance
Darker bars sit below the average for this list.
Ranked by score
| # | Review | Category | Price | Score | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  FanDuel SportsbookBest for: Casual bettors who value a smooth app and parlaysFanDuel is the app most casual US bettors will find easiest to use, with a polished same-game parlay builder and huge install numbers. The cost of that polish is price: parlay-heavy handle and a historically higher hold mean you often get shorter odds than a line-shopper would accept. Use it for convenience, not for value. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 2 |  Circa SportsBest for: Bettors who win and want a book that keeps taking their actionCirca is a good second account for bettors who get limited elsewhere: it says it does not restrict winners, and one review puts its average hold near 4% against an industry norm of about 7.5%. The app is plain, there is no bonus, no rewards and no same-game builder, and iOS reviews sit at about 3.5 stars. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 3 |  BetMGMBest for: Bettors who also stay at MGM resorts and want statusA polished mainstream sportsbook with props, same game parlays and cash out. The MGM Rewards link is real value only for people who visit MGM resorts; for everyone else it is a minor extra, and pricing and payout speed look average. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 4 |  Hard Rock BetBest for: Florida residents and bettors who want a polished appA clean, well-rated app that earns its place as Florida's only legal option, but outside Florida the hold is no better than the big names and withdrawal fees can reach 5%. Open it for the app and the no-sweat offer, not for sharper prices. Compare lines before you stake. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 5 |  BetRiversBest for: Bettors who value e-wallet withdrawals and simple rewardsA decent mid-tier US sportsbook with a clean app and a sensible loyalty scheme. The payout reputation is real for Play+ and PayPal in some reports, but other reports say 2 to 3 business days. Its claim to match DraftKings and FanDuel on price is an unaudited assertion, so shop lines first. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 6 |  Fanatics SportsbookBest for: Fanatics shoppers betting small on mainstream US sportsA neat app wrapped around a middle-of-the-pack sportsbook. FanCash earns on every bet, but at -110 it returns about 1% and converts to bonus bets worth roughly half that in cash terms. Mobile only, no live streaming and slow support hold it back. Good for Fanatics shoppers, average for everyone else. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 7 |  theScore BetBest for: Existing ESPN Bet users and promotion-minded second-book bettorstheScore Bet is a competent US sportsbook with a well-rated app, daily boosts and live streaming, but it is the ESPN Bet product under a new name, and we found no independent evidence that its prices beat FanDuel or DraftKings. Worth holding as a second book for promotions. Not a reason to move your main bankroll. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 8 |  Caesars SportsbookBest for: Existing Caesars Rewards members who visit its resortsCaesars is a sound sportsbook with a top-rated app and quick payouts, but the odds trail FanDuel and DraftKings and the rewards pay a tiny amount per dollar bet. It makes sense mainly for people who already visit Caesars properties and can use the perks. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join | ||
| 9 |  betPARXBest for: Pennsylvania players who also use the Parx casinoAn adequate regional sportsbook with fair prices on Kambi, a modest bet insurance offer and a poorly rated, dated app. No streaming or animated trackers. Worth it mainly for players near Bensalem who want to deposit cash at the Parx cage. | US Sportsbooks | Free to join |