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We researched and then ranked the best promo codes, deposit matches, and other bonus offers from sportsbooks, props apps, prediction markets, and casinos to locate the best sign-up offers for our users. Check out the best offers from ALL below.
How we rank sportsbooks
* Odds quality — how a book prices against the market consensus on the sports you bet most. Half a point of spread and a few cents of juice compound far faster over a season than any one-time promotion.
* Market coverage — how many leagues, player props and alternate lines are listed, and whether the board stays up once a game goes live.
* App and bet slip — how quickly you can get a bet placed, how readable the slip is, and whether live betting holds up when everyone is betting at once.
* Payouts and limits — how fast withdrawals clear, and how a book treats accounts that win.
* Availability — which states hold a licence, because the strongest book in the country is no use if it is not live where you are.

The major US sportsbooks, compared
### FanDuel
The largest sportsbook in the country by handle and the one most bettors open first. Its same-game parlay coverage is the deepest available, the app is consistently among the quickest to place a bet in, and live betting stays responsive through most of a game. Pricing sits near the market average rather than ahead of it.
### DraftKings
The widest board in the industry. If a market exists, DraftKings usually lists it, including deep player props on secondary leagues that most competitors skip. Strong live betting and in-app statistics, with main-line pricing broadly in step with FanDuel.
### BetMGM
Competitive pricing on sides and totals, with unusually broad basketball and hockey coverage. Multi-leg builds are straightforward to assemble and the app holds up through a busy slate.
### bet365
A European operator running what is generally considered the best live-betting product in the US market, with cash-out available on a wider range of markets than most competitors. Licensed in fewer states than the largest books.
### Fanatics
Comparatively new to betting, having been built out of the retail apparel business. Market coverage is narrower than the top four, though main-line pricing is competitive and the app is quick to learn.
### BetRivers
A straightforward, low-friction book whose interface is among the easiest to learn if you are new to betting. Fewer states and a thinner props board than the leaders.