Best sportsbooks by state

Online sports betting is regulated state by state, so the best sportsbook for you depends on where you are. Pick your state to see which sportsbooks are live there, or compare them nationally below.

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As of , Hard Rock Bet has the highest measured payout of the 10 US sportsbooks we compare, at 95.2% on average across 396 markets on 193 matches; the sportsbook average is 94.8%.

Top 3 sportsbooks nationally

Availability varies, so pick your state below to see who is live there.

  1. Top pickRank 1

    Draft­Kings

    Very good

    4.6

    Bettors who want the most complete product in the most states

    Avg payout
    94.9%
    vs market
    +0.1
    Top price
    28.2%
    • Live in 27 states and DC, more than any other sportsbook here
    • Best-rated large app across both stores: iOS 4.82 and Android 4.75
    • Pools, Progressive Parlays and Live Flash props go beyond the usual menu
  2. Rank 2

    bet365

    Very good

    4.5

    Experienced bettors who shop for sharper prices

    No price data yet

    • Lowest average margin of seven books in Action Network's study, from 2023-24 data
    • Live streaming and Early Payout offers
    • Added Michigan, West Virginia and DC in 2026
  3. Rank 3

    Hard Rock Bet

    Good

    4.4

    App-first bettors, and the only choice in Florida

    Avg payout
    95.2%
    vs market
    +0.3
    Top price
    36.3%
    • Highest iOS rating of the national brands: 4.86 from about 361,000 ratings
    • The only online sportsbook available in Florida
    • Priced above the US sportsbook average in our sample

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Compare US sportsbooks nationally

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  1. Rank 1
    DraftKings

    States: 28

    4.6Very good
    Avg payout
    94.9%
    vs market
    +0.1
    Top price
    28.2%
    Review
  2. Rank 2
    bet365

    States: 19

    4.5Very good

    No price data yet

    Review
  3. Rank 3
    Hard Rock Bet

    States: 10

    4.4Good
    Avg payout
    95.2%
    vs market
    +0.3
    Top price
    36.3%
    Review
  4. 4
    FanDuel

    States: 25

    4.4Good
    Avg payout
    94.7%
    vs market
    −0.1
    Top price
    29.5%
    Review
  5. 5
    BetRivers

    States: 15

    4.3Good
    Avg payout
    94.4%
    vs market
    0.0
    Top price
    42.6%
    Review
  6. 64.3Good
    Avg payout
    95.7%
    vs market
    +0.2
    Top price
    32.6%
    Review
  7. 7
    theScore Bet

    States: 20

    4.3Good
    Avg payout
    95.0%
    vs market
    −0.1
    Top price
    29.5%
    Review
  8. 8
    BetMGM

    States: 23

    4.3Good
    Avg payout
    94.1%
    vs market
    −0.2
    Top price
    32.6%
    Review
  9. 9
    Bally Bet

    States: 12

    4.2Average
    Avg payout
    94.7%
    vs market
    +0.1
    Top price
    40.6%
    Review
  10. 104.2Average
    Avg payout
    95.1%
    vs market
    +0.3
    Top price
    31.1%
    Review
  11. 11
    betPARX

    States: 3

    4.0Average
    Avg payout
    94.5%
    vs market
    −0.1
    Top price
    35.9%
    Review

Measured from 396 markets across 193 matches priced between Nov 1 and Nov 11 (Football 139, American Football 34, Basketball 20). vs market = points of payout against the sportsbook average on the same markets. Top price = share of outcomes at the best sportsbook price. Bookmakers need 20+ compared markets to appear. Bars compare the bookmakers in this table. This is a small, growing sample, so treat small gaps with caution. How we rate

Sports betting in the US

Which states have legal online sports betting?

The states listed above have at least one online sportsbook recorded as live. Laws change, so check your state regulator if you are unsure. Elsewhere we show odds for information only, with no links to sportsbooks.

Which states only allow in-person betting?

Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington and Wisconsin allow in-person sports betting but have no statewide online sportsbook. Wisconsin signed an online betting law in April 2026, but no app is live yet, and Nebraska voters rejected online betting measures on 3 November 2026 (unofficial results).

Why can't I see links to sportsbooks?

We only link to a sportsbook when you are in a state where it is live. Your location is estimated from your connection, and the sportsbook will verify it again before you can bet.

Can I bet while traveling?

Sportsbooks check where you physically are when you bet, not where you live. You can usually use your account in any state where that sportsbook is live, but you may need to confirm your location first. Check the operator's rules.

How do you rank sportsbooks?

By our editorial rating, which combines measured prices with trust, markets, payments and app quality. See the full method.