US Sportsbooks

Best for: Price-conscious, higher-staking bettors who value limits over features

Circa Sports skips welcome offers, takes bigger bets than most US books and says it does not ban winners. We weighed that against a bare app, thin banking and a three-and-a-half-star store rating.

Best for: Live bettors who already hold an account at a larger US book

bet365 is a British giant with one of the deepest in-play menus anywhere and a US footprint much smaller than DraftKings or FanDuel. We weighed live markets, early payouts and its payout record against reach.

Best for: Parlay and same-game parlay bettors who value a rebate on every bet

Fanatics returns FanCash on every bet, win or lose, at rates reported from 1% to 10% of stake. We price that against the margin on parlays and ask whether it beats rival rewards programs.

Best for: Florida bettors, and anyone shopping a third book for NFL and NBA lines

Hard Rock Bet is the only sportsbook operating in Florida and live in about nine other states. We weigh its pricing, boosts, $10 minimums and withdrawal speeds against FanDuel and DraftKings.

Best for: Existing ESPN Bet users and bettors who follow theScore's news app

PENN moved ESPN Bet customers to theScore Bet on December 1, 2025. We looked at what changed, what did not, the $1,000 Bet Reset offer, and the app's ratings.

Best for: Line shoppers in its 11 states who want a spare account

Bally Bet runs on Kambi in 11 states with 20-cent lines on major markets and a $10 stake for $50 in bonus bets. We weigh it as a line-shopping account against thin props and withdrawal complaints.

Best for: Adults in states without legal sportsbooks who want a free pick game

Fliff lets you pick sports for free with Coins and Fliff Cash, then redeem winnings for real money. We read its rules: a 50-credit minimum, 1x play-through, ID checks and 21 excluded states.