Can FanDuel be trusted?

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FanDuel app in Ontario, Canada

FanDuel’s overwhelming presence in the United States expanded into the Great White North as the brand went live in Ontario, Canada on April 4, 2022. The launch marked the start of a new iGaming market up in Ontario, officially making the province Canada‘s first to allow outside operators to virtually set up shop in their jurisdiction. FanDuel joins a bevy of popular U.S. operators making the plunge into uncharted waters and should have no trouble making its mark with both sports betting and its online casino product going live on Ontario’s earliest date. Sports betting had already been legal in Canada for decades, but the legal market was limited to province-run lotteries offering parlay bets on a select few sports. A legal gray area existed that some sportsbooks exploited, because sports betting was not legal but wasn’t explicitly illegal either. The federal government closed that loophole in 2021 by passing legislation that authorized provinces to explicitly legalize and regulate single-game sports betting as they see fit, thus opening the door for brands like FanDuel to launch its industry-leading product up North.

Upcoming FanDuel state launches

While already up and running in nearly every state with legalized gambling, FanDuel Sportsbook isn’t slowing down in terms of expansion throughout the United States. As key states such as Massachusetts and Ohio prepare for their upcoming launches, and others like California move towards a potential sports betting legalization, bettors in those states can expect at least minimal interest from FanDuel Sportsbook. We’ve got you covered with what’s up next for the prominent brand, right here:

Massachusetts

Massachusetts was the most recent state to announce a full-fledged sports betting legalization, making waves on the morning of August 1, 2022. The state’s official launch is projected for early 2023, leaving FanDuel some time to figure out its plan for entry. It is expected that both FanDuel and its Massachusetts-based rival, DraftKings, will be major players for two of the state’s seven available stand-alone mobile platforms.

California

California is by far the biggest and most valuable state in terms of a potential sports betting legalization, and locals will now get the chance to vote on the matter this November. FanDuel was one of the original commercial operators that banded together to put forth the California Solutions to Homelessness and Mental Health Support Act, an initiative that will officially appear on the upcoming November ballot as Proposition 27. In a recent poll provided by the Los Angeles Times and the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, only 27% of voters backed the digital-only Proposition 27. In contrast, 31% of voters were in favor of Proposition 26, a retail-only sports betting campaign being pushed by the state’s Native American tribes. It remains to be seen what exactly will happen in California moving forward, but sports betting at the moment seems unlikely to pass in 2022.

FanDuel Sportsbook Bet $5, Get $150 Welcome Offer

FanDuel Sportsbook is currently offering an exceptionally valuable Bet $5, Get $150 promotion in partnership with SportsHandle. Place your first $5+ bet with the site and FanDuel will pay it out with $150 in free bets regardless of the outcome! First, to qualify you need to have registered for a new FanDuel Sportsbook account using our link. If you have been betting with FanDuel for a while, sadly this promotion does not apply to you. The brand’s Bet $5, Get $150 offer is only for new users. This promotion will be applied to the first wager placed on any new account created using any of the links on this page. As briefly mentioned above, you can make this initial bet on any type of wager or sport – baseball moneyline bet, football prop bet, it doesn’t matter. You can bet it on a team favored by a lot or it can be a big underdog – the choice is yours. It’s worth mentioning that deposits made in-person, like through a casino or PayNearMe, do not count as a qualifying deposit and will not trigger the bonus. Free bet credits will be added to qualifying bettors’ accounts within 72 hours of satisfying the promotion and must be used within 14 days or they will expire. Keep in mind that FanDuel free bets from this promotion will only pay out winnings, not the original stake. So if you bet $100 of your free bets on a market with +100 odds, and you won, you would receive back $100 in cash total. The original free bet stake is not returned in the event of a successful wager – just the profit.

FanDuel online sportsbook basics

For starters, you must be located inside a state where FanDuel is licensed in order to use any version of the sportsbook. The law requires that FanDuel (and other sportsbooks) use geo-tracking technology to make sure players are inside the boundaries of the state. You must also be 21 years or older to bet for real money. The FanDuel Sportsbook offers a robust menu of sports betting options with some added creativity:

Spread bets

Moneyline wagers

Totals (over/unders for a game, teams, quarters, halves, etc.)

Props (player, team and scoring props)

Futures (such as who will win the Super Bowl or NBA championship, for example)

Live, in-game wagering

Bets on daily fantasy sports production (for example, Travis Kelce FanDuel fantasy points for NFL Week 14: over/under 13.5)

Parlays

Same Game Parlays

Overall, it’s an appealing and impressive book, especially considering it was essentially started from scratch before the Irish bookmaker Paddy Power Betfair acquired the company, forming the FanDuel Group, and began lending its expertise. The platform is smooth, intuitive and fast on both the app and on the web. It has a sophisticated, contemporary, and professional design. The rotating banner ads are useful and relevant and don’t feel intrusive. One banner highlights the “Betting FAQ” for information accessible to novice or recreational sports bettors. The sportsbook frequently offers a variety of promotions, odds boosts and bonuses, some of them nationwide, others specific to certain states/local teams.

FanDuel online sportsbook mobile app

Notes:

Availability : The app is available on both Android and iOS operating systems. Players can download the FanDuel Sportsbook app for free on the Google Play Store as well as Apple’s App Store. : The app is available on both Android and iOS operating systems. Players can download the FanDuel Sportsbook app for free on the Google Play Store as well as Apple’s App Store. Speed : It’s very fast and doesn’t delay when toggling between fields (best to use on WiFi versus data). : It’s very fast and doesn’t delay when toggling between fields (best to use on WiFi versus data). Stability or overall performance : We had very few complaints here. Aside from the occasional outage or crash while handling a heavy load, FanDuel offers its users a fairly sturdy product. During repeated usage on an Android system, the software rarely froze or crashed and we found that the app maintained its level of performance consistently. Through various tests on iOS, we found similar results. The mobile app can get a bit wonky at times when trying to log in and geolocate, but typically runs smoothly and gets the job done in an efficient manner more often than not. : We had very few complaints here. Aside from the occasional outage or crash while handling a heavy load, FanDuel offers its users a fairly sturdy product. During repeated usage on an Android system, the software rarely froze or crashed and we found that the app maintained its level of performance consistently. Through various tests on iOS, we found similar results. The mobile app can get a bit wonky at times when trying to log in and geolocate, but typically runs smoothly and gets the job done in an efficient manner more often than not. Appearance : As you can see from the screenshots, the aesthetic is nice and clean with a white background, making the text easy to read. It’s not cluttered and the screen doesn’t waste space, while keeping the most important information front and center and within the frame of your phone’s screen, so you don’t have to scroll back and forth. : As you can see from the screenshots, the aesthetic is nice and clean with a white background, making the text easy to read. It’s not cluttered and the screen doesn’t waste space, while keeping the most important information front and center and within the frame of your phone’s screen, so you don’t have to scroll back and forth. View/Layout : We also like that the spreads, totals and moneyline prices are available in the same view, unlike some other books that require toggling to view one or the other. College football is conveniently grouped in “football” with NFL, likewise the NBA and NCAA hoops. Everything flows pretty intuitively but if you do get lost, there’s the “All Sports” button on the bottom, which will pop out a page to take you to the area you want. : We also like that the spreads, totals and moneyline prices are available in the same view, unlike some other books that require toggling to view one or the other. College football is conveniently grouped in “football” with NFL, likewise the NBA and NCAA hoops. Everything flows pretty intuitively but if you do get lost, there’s the “All Sports” button on the bottom, which will pop out a page to take you to the area you want. Responsiveness : The buttons are responsive to the touch but not overly so. : The buttons are responsive to the touch but not overly so. Bet Slip/Building: Pick a wager and the betting slip will pop up. You can minimize the slip by hitting the “Close’ button in the top right corner. If you want to add multiple bets, hit “Close” in the top right to go back to the previous menu or to another menu to add bets. You can just keep adding to your slip to make straight wagers, or combine for parlays, teasers, or round robins. Hit the trash can symbol to remove any wagers. As with any frame, if you enter in your wager amount, the bet field will generate the potential win amount based on the odds and update the potential payout (or cost for the desired payout) if you manipulate the dollar amount. Overall, it’s stable and as stated more than once, the app is totally intuitive, clean, fast and doesn’t leave us wanting very much.

Web-based platform

FanDuel’s web-based platform matches the design and overall feel of the mobile app, which makes things consistent and convenient. What’s different? You have more room to operate and observe, obviously, so your betting slip with active and settled wagers are offset to the right (see above) — while you navigate the rest of the screen. At this point, a majority of people probably use mobile apps, which limits to some extent the amount you can see on screen. With the web platform, we like the more robust display of information so you can see more while trying to process a lot of information. It’s very easy to click around without any lag or glitches. The site is clean and information-rich without overwhelming bells-and-whistle clutter. It’s a simple process to find the most prominent sports, view promotions, check your bet slip, and perform just about any necessary sports betting function. If it’s available on the mobile app, it can be done on FanDuel’s desktop platform as well.

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Pricing and betting options at FanDuel Sportsbook

As for betting options, FanDuel offers all the standard straight wagers one should expect plus a ton of player and game props, futures, bets where you can bet on fantasy points, and combination bets, such as a certain running back to rush for 67.5 yards or more and his team to win.

Examples of some props bets include:

Race to 10 points (popular in basketball betting, especially the NCAA tournament)

(popular in basketball betting, especially the NCAA tournament) First touchdown scorer in a football game

Over/under on Hits + RBI + Runs for a baseball player

Receiving yards for a football player (ie: over/under 69.5 yards)

‘Correct Score’ props , such as Manchester United 1-0 over West Ham for +700. , such as Manchester United 1-0 over West Ham for +700. Winning margin (10-point ‘bands’, such as Rams by 11 to 20)

Regular season team win totals (ie: Knicks to win over/under 39.5 games)

That’s just the tip of the iceberg. There are loads of props and futures for all of the most popular sports including tennis, soccer, hockey, MMA, boxing, auto racing, college basketball, baseball and more. Sports offered at FanDuel Sportsbook include all of those plus golf, motor racing, rugby, and all the soccer leagues — La Liga, Major League Soccer, English Premier League, Serie A — pretty much every European country and so forth. Also, like other major players in the industry, FanDuel regularly offers “odds boosts” — typically on prop bets, such as a player to hit a home run in a game, a team to cover the spread, or on futures like a golfer to win a certain tournament. These offers rotate from day to day.

Pricing

SportsHandle has compared FanDuel’s pricing with two dozen sportsbooks operating online nationwide, and has found that it ranks consistently among the best (lowest) pricing for straight bets, money lines, futures, and especially props. They’re not always posting the best or lowest vig across all categories, but it’s usually right there. As for pricing, on pregame sides, it’s usually industry standard 20 cents (-110 both ways) for basketball and football spreads, with competitive run line and puck line pricing for baseball and hockey, respectively. Some U.S. sportsbooks have offered “reduced juice” (-105 lines), while others have consistently offered inferior pricing, often 25 or 30 cents on spread bets for major sports, or even worse in non-competitive markets such as Montana, Oregon, and Washington, D.C.

FanDuel is also near the top of the pack for moneyline pricing.

Following extensive usage, we have observed equal or better prices on moneylines at FanDuel compared with some of the competition. In some cases, we’ve even observed better pricing on the same game for both the underdog and favorite (such as +135/-160 versus +125/-165), meaning whichever side you’re betting, you’re better off placing that wager on FanDuel. This is not always the case; the overall point is that the pricing on FanDuel is top-tier for the market. And before we leave that, it’s especially true for in-game wagering – where the vig across the market is often a little bit higher. We’ve typically seen FanDuel stay at around 20 or 25-cent lines on live wagering, while some competitors may go as high as 35 or 50-cents on spread bets, with correspondingly less appealing prices on moneylines as compared with FanDuel.

Cash out

Like many other U.S. legal sportsbooks, FanDuel offers the “cash out” feature on bets that have already been placed. It’s not always available but when it is, you’ll basically have the option to accept an offer to buy out your wager before the event/game/prop is decided. In many cases, you’ll have the option to cash out for the full amount of your wager if the odds on your bet have not changed (in either direction). A cash out may be offered pre-game, in-game, or on a futures bet before the event has concluded (such as National League champion in MLB). The cash out offers are a function of the probability of your bet winning or losing, and as you should expect, you’ll get offered less than the true probability. For example, if you bet $100 on the Kansas City Chiefs preseason to win the Super Bowl at +800, and they’ve locked up the No. 1 seed for the AFC playoffs, FanDuel might offer you $300 at that point. Less than half your potential win, but, that’s gambling and you can lock up some guaranteed profit if you want. Some recreational players may want to pocket the profit, while EV+ bettors (expected value) would almost certainly let it ride. That said, if you have a sense that the bet is not going to go your way, you may want to grab the profit and move on.

Prop bets

As noted earlier, FanDuel is among the strongest in the market for prop bets. Pricing, range of offerings, and perhaps underrated — FanDuel usually posts prop bets on games well in advance of some market competitors. For example, on a Wednesday or Thursday before a Sunday NFL game, you can usually find a lot of player and game props already posted, such as receptions, yards, and pass attempts. At many other sportsbooks, prop markets do not become available until right before game time. A lot of props are contingent upon injury and player participation reports, of course, but in general, you can count on FanDuel to post props on the earlier side. And that’s an area where there’s less money or “liquidity” in the market, meaning you can more often find an edge against the house, based on your assessment of the players and the game.

Parlays and teasers

For parlays, every payout is the same as what you’ll find outside the U.S., except for popular 3-way parlays, which pay at +595. That’s compared to +600 or 6/1. Small difference — but not for the book, which will add up over time. For teasers, you can make anywhere from a standard 6-point teaser all the way up to a 14-point teaser in football. Payouts on teasers are industry standard compared to Nevada sportsbooks. For example, a 3-leg, 6-point football teaser will pay +140. But elsewhere, some sportsbooks are eschewing a fixed pricing model for teasers and generating prices based on the individual prices. Our research indicates that in some cases, this results in a better price at other sportsbooks. That said, sportsbooks usually come out ahead (or way ahead) on parlays and teasers, so perhaps it’s not a great idea to go chasing them. If you’re looking for a number different from what’s posted, FanDuel offers a lot of alternative lines with the corresponding pricing. So if the spread is +5.5 (-110) you can get a price for -3.5 or +7.5 and so forth. But you can’t “buy” a point in the old school sense — to go from +2.5 to +3 in a football game for example. You can choose from what’s posted and priced out. They will offer a long list of alternative lines on game totals as well as spreads. Notice at the bottom of the line slip you can turn on “review line changes.” This gives you the option — if a line or price changes while you’re considering the wager — to accept or reject it. This is opposed to the new number getting processed, which does happen at some sportsbooks.

“Same-game parlays”

When the sportsbook first launched, bettors could not make “correlation” parlays or teasers. In other words, you couldn’t parlay or tease sides/totals in the same game, or pair sides/totals with props in the same game, either. However, in 2020, FD Sportsbook began offering “Same Game Parlays” that do allow correlation, such as Team A to win and Over, Players A, B and C to score a touchdown in the same game, or various unique combinations, some of them that might pay rather handsomely. Sports Handle spoke with FanDuel Sportsbook Director John Sheeran about the same-game parlay concept. Sheeran said: it’s something we’re really proud of. “SGP” is a product that we’ve had in Europe for some time. And we’re delighted to kind of be the first ones in the U.S. to deliver it. I think it really works exceptionally well in sports where player participation skews. So the NBA, for example, is one where over points for Anthony Davis and LeBron James, as well as game elements, are really popular. The NFL market offering around player props is exceptional. And the standalone games, I think, just give people an opportunity to bet in a market that they may have sat out otherwise. Certain people don’t want to risk $20 to win $18 on a spread or a total. And now they can have a $5 same-game parlay that gives them an interest to the entirety of the game. It can pay off a 100-1. The best approach on these is to apply your “theory” of the game. For example, if you think the Rams will win in a blowout over the Cardinals, begin rushing the ball heavily once they have a lead, and that the Cardinals are forced to pass a lot to catch up … you might bet the Rams spread, the Rams top running back to go over his yardage total, and the Cardinals top receiver to go over his yardage total as well. Rather than choosing random events, your bet is rooted in correlation, based on your estimation of how the game will unfold. One cool feature about FanDuel Sportsbook that we have not yet seen elsewhere is that if you have a SGP in your betslip, each leg will be updated as the game progresses so you can track where the bet stands. For instance, consider this example from a Thursday Night Football game in Oct. 2022, early in the game. FanDuel not only provides updates for each leg placed in your SGP throughout the course of a game, but also does not void the entire bet if one leg ends up pushing or getting voided! Some of FanDuel’s biggest competitors, like DraftKings for example, are known for counting an entire SGP as a loss if one of the legs is simply graded as a push or is voided – not at FanDuel. Instead, FanDuel will recalculate the odds for your SGP, removing the voided/pushed selection while lowering the total odds and payout. This is a much more ideal scenario for the bettor, and one that presents a massive advantage to placing your Same Game Parlays with FanDuel over another book.

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FanDuel Sportsbook offers up-to-the-second live betting odds on just about every sporting event in existence. Whether it’s halftime of a primetime NFL game or in between rounds during a UFC bout, FanDuel presents its players with some of the sharpest live odds in the industry. As we briefly mentioned above, FanDuel sticks with 20 or 25-cent lines when it comes to its live betting options, which is considerably lower than the majority of its competitors. Lines are constantly updated on the site’s live betting menu, with a green arrow representing any odds that’ve improved, and a red arrow designating odds that have worsened. Considering the fast-paced nature of live betting, FanDuel Sportsbook may take a moment or two to process your in-play wager – this is a common occurrence with any sportsbook offering live action. For the most part, your wager should go through with the odds you originally selected. At times, the odds may move too quickly and force you to readjust your bet, however FanDuel will be sure to confirm the odds change with you before making anything official. Aside from a few brief delays here and there, the overall live betting experience at FanDuel is a very good one.

Other bits

Accessible on both the app and web are the options for: Betting Guide, Terms and Conditions, House Rules, Responsible Gaming, and Support. As for betting limits, we don’t quite have the funds to test the upper limits for how much you can get down. Contact them to find out about that. You can also chat with a real customer service representative 24/7. Sheeran also spoke with Sports Handle about the sportsbook’s approach to bookmaking, and its willingness to “take a position” on a game, which may mean you find a line or price that’s not available elsewhere in their market. Part of this is why FanDuel has become so big and popular in the U.S., meaning they’re handling a very large volume of bets and dollars, and don’t mind day-to-day or month-to-month volatility. In other words, they can take more risks. As you may be aware, in September 2018, a man at the Meadowlands took advantage of a pricing glitch, betting $110 at 750-1 odds to win $82,000 when the actual price should have been -600. After a review and a lot of blowback, the company decided to honor the bet when, if you do read those house rules, they could have justifiably declined to do so based on a “palpable error.” So – read those terms and conditions at any and every sportsbook where you play, folks.

User experience

As indicated in the discussion of the app and web platform above, we really enjoy both of FanDuel’s platforms. The adjectives that fit best are: smooth, clean, intuitive, accessible, and fast. And a lack of clutter and plenty of clarity. Tracking your bets in progress? If you’ve got a multi-legged teaser or parlay in the works, under ‘Active Wagers’ (or open bets) in the bet slip field, a winning leg will get shaded light blue. It’s a nice tracking device. If that leg flops, you’ll see a strikethrough under settled wagers. We did have one big complaint regarding bet history: Right now if you go to the “Account” button on the app on the bottom pane, or the “person” button/symbol next to your balance on the web version, you’ll find Account History and there’s a small line that says “Click here to see your detailed bet history.” From there, the “Sportsbook Wagers” tab under account history shows you the bet slip numbers — but doesn’t display the actual bet. The “Account Summary” is a holistic profit/losses display. The only way to look through all of your wagers is through “Settled” bets, by adjusting the calendar to a defined period, and then sifting through. It’s not a great or convenient field for that purpose. Also, while navigating “bet history” under the icon shaped like a Lego person, it’s easy to get signed out, which is annoying. It should be easy to access a detailed “bet history” and to sort by date frames to include profits/loss and wins/losses over any given span. Serious bettors will (and do) need to keep spreadsheets to track their performances. Here they will certainly have to. Many of the operators located outside of the U.S. offer the ability to easily navigate past wagers; the pages displaying history and performances are among the highest-viewed pages a sportsbook sees. People want to know — rather than just blindly moving the bankroll. We hope that FanDuel will look into improving this, eventually making past wagers much more easily accessible.

Bettor friendly

But back to the positives, FanDuel Sportsbook is generally regarded as a “sports bettor’s sportsbook” that accepts and invites “sharp” action and recreational players alike. When you put in a bet, unlike at some other sportsbooks, in our experience (with mostly lower-limit wagers), it will not slow down a wager and submit it for “processing” where it might be accepted or rejected. Typically bet it and you’re done. FanDuel is not just a sports betting service. As many already know, FanDuel got its start in the industry by rising to the top as one of the nation’s premier Daily Fantasy Sports providers. Since making the jump into both bookmaking and online casino operations, FanDuel has provided its players with the utmost convenience by allowing them to switch between all three services using just one account. There will be no scrambling for old passwords, or trying to remember different usernames and emails associated with your FanDuel accounts – it’s all in one place. Your account balance will appear the same whether you are on the sportsbook, casino, or DFS app. FanDuel Online Casino is currently live and accepting action in just five states (Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia), while its Daily Fantasy Sports product is available in 44 states across the map.

FanDuel TV

In July 2022, reports surfaced that the longtime horse racing-focused television network ‘TVG’ was considering a rebrand to become ‘FanDuel TV’. FanDuel eventually stepped forward on August 25, 2022 to officially confirm the rebrand, debuting the renamed product shortly after in early September. The brand’s main TVG channel will now primarily focus on sports betting moving forward, while its secondary channel, TVG2, was rebranded to FanDuel Racing and will continue providing top-notch coverage of horse racing.

FanDuel Sportsbook partnerships

As one of the sports betting industry’s leading operators, FanDuel has not struggled to rack up partnerships over the years. FanDuel is now well over double-digits in terms of professional entities with ties to the brand, linking up with some of the top teams from the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, and WNBA.

FanDuel’s sports betting partnerships currently include:

MLB : Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees

: Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees NFL : Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Washington Commanders : Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Indianapolis Colts, New York Jets, Washington Commanders NBA : Brooklyn Nets, Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies, Orlando Magic, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trailblazers : Brooklyn Nets, Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies, Orlando Magic, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trailblazers NHL : Buffalo Sabres, Detroit Red Wings, New Jersey Devils : Buffalo Sabres, Detroit Red Wings, New Jersey Devils MLS : DC United

: DC United WNBA: New York Liberty

FanDuel’s partnerships with both the Phoenix Suns and DC United included a retail sportsbook at each franchise’s respective stadiums. The Footprint Center in Phoenix became the first NBA arena in history to house its own sportsbook in September 2021, while Audi Field in Washington D.C. clocked in as the first MLS stadium to do so in July 2022.

Customer service

On the customer service front, we’ve used the 24/7 chat function to ask a question on multiple occasions, spoken to a real person, and received effective assistance. You can access the chat under “Help” on the app and “Support” on the website. You can also email for support at support@fanduel.com and get a timely response, usually within 12-24 hours. Furthermore, you can call them and leave a voicemail – not available at most other sportsbooks – 24/7. Reach out to 609-224-1019 and leave your name, phone number, email, and FanDuel username and help will be on the way! As for FanDuel’s corporate structure and ownership, it is part of Flutter Entertainment, which controls a group of gaming companies throughout the world, including FanDuel, Paddy Power Betfair, and The Stars Group. The Ireland-based Flutter upped its stake in FanDuel to 95% in Dec. 2020.

Deposits and withdrawals

Here are the common banking methods you can use across FanDuel sites – as seen below. The same deposit/withdrawal methods are available on mobile and the web platform. We recommend using PayPal or online banking. Some banks will reject payment processing with credit and debit cards. If your bank rejects your deposit, try using the FanDuel Play+ prepaid card as a middleman to upload funds! Deposit Option Withdrawals? Online Bank Transfer Yes ACH (eCheck) Yes PayPal Yes FanDuel Play+ Prepaid Card Yes Check Yes Cash at Retail Location Yes, in these states: AZ, CO, CT, IA, IL, IN, LA, MI, NJ, PA, WV Venmo Yes Visa/Mastercard/Discover No PayNearMe No Wire Transfer No Gift Card No Not all online sportsbooks are allowing PayPal deposits. We deposited with PayPal and withdrew funds with PayPal, which hit the account in under 48 hours. The process was smooth. We’ve also used ACH to fund and withdraw, and likewise, the process was seamless.

Problem gambling resources at FanDuel

FanDuel Sportsbook is dedicated to making sure all of its players can enjoy a responsible and safe wagering experience. The site offers a ‘responsible gaming’ section on both desktop and mobile, which contains key features including tools to help manage your gambling activity, user limits, self-exclusion forms, parental controls, and even a clever ‘reality check’ timer. To check out any of the resources listed above or simply find out more information regarding problem gambling, head over to the ‘Account’ tab on mobile or scroll down past ‘Other links’ in the menu on the lefthand side of your browser.

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