Sportsbook App Comparisons

Which sportsbook has the best app? We have taken a look at sportsbook apps and have the answer for you. You might not be surprised to learn that FanDuel has the best sportsbook app and you may also not be surprised that the DraftKings app ranks a close second. You might be surprised, however, at how some of the other sportsbooks rank in terms of their mobile apps. Each of the sportsbook apps have their plusses and minuses, but what is most important is how the app looks, responds and what it offers. Let’s look at the top ten sportsbook apps.

1. FanDuel Sportsbook

You might still think of FanDuel as a site for fantasy sports and while that is true, FanDuel is also one of the biggest sportsbook operators in the U.S. The sportsbook is currently active in 15 states: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming.

The FanDuel app is available for both iOS and Android. The app is very easy to use, is fast and has a lot of betting options. The app is also the first one each week to post NFL player props. On top of everything else, the app also is really good for fast payouts. It is easy to see why the FanDuel app is at the top of our rankings.

2. DraftKings Sportsbook

DraftKings is also thought of first in terms of fantasy sports, and like FanDuel, it is one of the biggest online sportsbook operators in the U.S. It actually was the first legal mobile betting app to operate outside the state of Nevada. The sportsbook is currently available in in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

The DraftKings app is available for both iOS and Android. The app is very quick and easy to use and they have improved over the last year after going away from Kambi to an in-house software system. The DraftKings app is also very quick to post lines, including alternative lines and game props. The one quirk in the app is that sometimes it can be a bit temperamental with its geolocating. Overall, the DraftKings app is hard to beat.

3. SugarHouse Sportsbook

The SugarHouse app is the same one that handles both SugarHouse and BetRivers, as it is run by Rush Street Interactive. SugarHouse or BetRivers is available in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.

The SugarHouse app is available for both iOS and Android. Despite not being as big as some of the other sportsbooks, SugarHouse has a very good app. It looks great and it uses space very efficiently. The app actually looks better than the desktop version. SugarHouse uses Kambi for its software and that means competitive betting options. The one drawback is that there are not a lot of frills, but for some players that is a good thing.

4. Caesars Sportsbook

Another well-known sportsbook name is Caesars and they have a very good app that is easy to use. Caesars acquired William Hill so unless you are in Nevada, the William Hill brand is now listed as Caesars. The Caesars app is solid with a lot of good features and an easy-to-read screen. Caesars is available in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

The Caesars mobile app is available to download on both iOS and Android platforms The Caesars Sportsbook app has a nice display and it offers all of the expected lines and props. It is also really easy to use when making a deposit or withdrawal and you can get in touch with customer service easily using the app. It should be noted that Caesars has a reputation as catering to the recreational bettor and not the wise guys, but in regards to the app, Caesars is solid.

5. FOX Bet Sportsbook

FOX Bet is getting a lot of press recently since they are advertised on a lot of the FOX network sporting events. The app for FOX Bet is good and it has a nice design that makes accessing the lines easy and quick. FOX Bet is not in as many states yet as some of the other books, but that should change. They are available right now in Colorado, Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

The Fox Bet mobile app is available to download on both iOS and Android platforms There is no question that FOX Bet brings the FOX brand name into their app and that means a lot of good features including odds boosts, prop bets and more. The drawback for the app is that the lines are not always the most competitive and they don’t have a live chat feature for customer service.

6. WynnBET Sportsbook

You probably known Wynn Resorts for what they do in Las Vegas, but they also have a mobile sports app. WynnBet first started in July of 2020 in New Jersey and then went into Colorado later that year. WynnBET is now available in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, and Virginia.

The WynnBET mobile app is available on both iOS and Android platforms. The WynnBET app is different than some others, as there are individual apps for each state. The apps all offer the same things with minor differences based on the state. For example, the New Jersey college teams wouldn’t be listed on the NJ app but they would be listed in other states. The WynnBET app is solid and since it is from Wynn Resorts it definitely looks fancy. One big plus is that they post odds on games faster than many other books.

7. PointsBet Sportsbook

You have to give PointsBet some credit for doing things differently. They first started in Australia in 2017 and now they have expanded into the U.S. market. The app is fast with almost everything, although the options can be somewhat different. PointsBet is available in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.

The PointsBet mobile app is available to download on both iOS and Android platforms. PointsBet covers all of the major sporting leagues and the app makes it easy to view lines. The app is also fast for deposits and withdrawals. What makes PointsBet different is that their software is in-house and they set their own odds. The pricing is different and the layout looks different, but that is not all bad. They also offer PointsBetting which has high risk and high reward. PointsBet does need to improve their lag time for taking bets, as many competitors are faster in processing wagers.

8. BetMGM Sportsbook

One of the most recognizable names in the sportsbook industry is BetMGM and they have a very good app that offers a wide variety of betting options. BetMGM has a good sign-up bonus and their app is very easy to use. BetMGM is available in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington D.C, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

The BetMGM mobile app is available to download on both iOS and Android platforms BetMGM is definitely one of the biggest online sportsbooks and while their app is solid, it does have a tendency to be slow at times. The navigation is also not on par with the top apps in the industry.

9. Betway Sportsbook

One of the newer sportsbooks on the scene is Betway, who launched in Colorado and Indiana in June of 2021. They have expanded to five states, as they are also available in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Iowa. More states are on the way, so Betway will be a major brand in no time.

Betway’s mobile app is available on both iOS and Android platforms. The app is new, but it has some advantages in that it is simple and very easy to use. There is not a lot of clutter and banners screaming at you all the time. Betway has all of the major sports markets covered and also has a few obscure ones like darts and lacrosse. The live betting menu on the Betway app is also very appealing. You will be hearing more from Betway as they have partnered with the New Jersey Devils of the NHL.

10. UniBet Sportsbook

The last sportsbook app to make the list is UniBet. They offer a wide variety of sports betting options on their app. UniBet is currently available in Arizona, Indiana, Iowa, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia with more states expected to come online soon. UniBet is powered by Kambi so you will see similar features to other Kambi powered sportsbooks.

UniBet’s mobile app is available on both iOS and Android platforms. UniBet has some excellent promotions and some unique lines that make them worth looking at. The one drawback of the app is that it can look a little bit cluttered with so many options. Once you get used to all of the options it becomes fairly easy to use.