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How We Rate Sportsbooks
We don’t just give a single, generic score. We break down 10 key elements of every online sportsbook and score them individually based on what matters most to you, the bettor. This ensures you get a clear, unbiased picture of a site’s true strengths and weaknesses.
Our methodology is built on a dual-layer approach to ensure every rating is both thorough and objective. The process begins with an in-depth, hands-on test. Our reviewers deposit real money and use every feature of the service. These findings are then scrutinized and benchmarked by our founder to ensure consistency and accuracy across all our ratings. The result is an unbiased, 100-point score that you can trust to be fair and data-driven.
What We Like About The Best Online Sportsbooks
Our table above features a lot of data. Here’s a quick summary of our sportsbook comparison, at a glance:
- FanDuel Sportsbook (92/100): FanDuel’s user experience and depth of markets puts it above the rest.
- BetMGM Sportsbook (86/100): BetMGM offers the most lucrative sign-up bonuses, combined with a secure company you can trust.
- Caesars Sportsbook (86/100): Operated by a longtime titan of the gambling industry, Caesars is consistent and scores high marks across the board.
- DraftKings Sportsbook (86/100): What DraftKings lacks in signup bonuses (relatively speaking), it makes up for with a top-notch user experience and an assortment of unique features.
- bet365 Sportsbook (81/100): An up-and-comer in the US sports betting space, bet365 has an abundance of wagering options, though it’s still working towards launches in several states.
- Fanatics Sportsbook (73/100): Fanatics launched following the purchase of PointsBet’s American assets several years ago. Its selection of betting markets is strong, but its bonuses leave something to be desired.
- Crab Sports (68/100): Doesn’t have much in the way of true weaknesses, and may provide an alternative to some of the bigger books on the market in its home state of Maryland.
- Betr Sportsbook (57/100): Its interface is definitely unique, offering fantasy games other sportsbooks don’t. Its traditional sports markets, however, don’t quite measure up.
