How does OddsGrab rate sportsbooks?

We score each book on the data that matters for value: how often it posts the best available price across the markets we track, its average hold (vig), market coverage, and welcome offer. Ratings are illustrative until live odds feeds are wired in.

Which sportsbook has the best odds?

No single book wins every market — the best price moves around, which is why line shopping pays. Each review shows how often that book leads the field across the games we compare.

Should I use more than one sportsbook?

Yes. Holding accounts at several books lets you take the best number on each bet and claim multiple welcome offers. Even a half-point or a few cents of price improvement compounds over a season.

Reviews

Sportsbook reviews

We rank the major US sportsbooks on what actually drives value — how often they post the best price, their average hold, market coverage, and welcome offers.

Hard Rock Bet

4.9

Hard Rock Bet is the Seminole Tribe-backed book that runs Florida exclusively, paired with a clean app and Hard Rock Rewards integration. Pricing is competitive and the experience is polished across the states where it operates.

Best-price rate: 50%
Avg hold: 4.3%

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SuperBook

4.9

SuperBook carries the heritage of the Las Vegas SuperBook at Westgate — the longest-running sportsbook in Vegas — into a mobile app expanding to more states. It leans on sharp, Vegas-style lines and a no-frills, odds-first interface.

Best-price rate: 34%
Avg hold: 4.7%

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Caesars

4.7

Caesars Sportsbook leans on Caesars Rewards and a steady stream of boosts. Football pricing is competitive and the welcome offer is among the most straightforward in the market.

Best-price rate: 24%
Avg hold: 3.9%

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Fanatics Sportsbook

3.8

Fanatics Sportsbook is a fast-growing newcomer pairing betting with FanCash rewards and merchandise tie-ins. Coverage is expanding state by state.

Best-price rate: 16%
Avg hold: 4.7%

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FanDuel

3.4

FanDuel is the US market-share leader, known for a fast, intuitive app and a class-leading same-game parlay product. Moneyline pricing is sharp on marquee games.

Best-price rate: 9%
Avg hold: 4.8%

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DraftKings

3.0

DraftKings pairs one of the widest market menus in US sports betting with a polished app and an aggressive promo calendar. Pricing is competitive across the major markets, and it is live in nearly every regulated state.

Best-price rate: 0%
Avg hold: 4.7%

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BetMGM

3.0

BetMGM offers a deep market catalog backed by MGM Rewards integration. It runs generous first-bet insurance and posts competitive prices on basketball and baseball.

Best-price rate: 0%
Avg hold: 5.4%

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BetRivers

3.0

BetRivers is a no-frills book with a strong ongoing loyalty program (iRush Rewards) and a deposit-match welcome offer. Pricing is fair, with occasional standout numbers.

Best-price rate: 0%
Avg hold: 5.3%

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Bally Bet

3.0

Bally Bet is Bally's Corporation's sportsbook, tied to its Bally Sports regional networks and casino footprint. The app is straightforward, though its state footprint and market depth remain modest.

Best-price rate: 0%
Avg hold: 5.2%

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Sportsbook reviews FAQ

How does OddsGrab rate sportsbooks?: We score each book on the data that matters for value: how often it posts the best available price across the markets we track, its average hold (vig), market coverage, and welcome offer. Ratings are illustrative until live odds feeds are wired in.
Which sportsbook has the best odds?: No single book wins every market — the best price moves around, which is why line shopping pays. Each review shows how often that book leads the field across the games we compare.
Should I use more than one sportsbook?: Yes. Holding accounts at several books lets you take the best number on each bet and claim multiple welcome offers. Even a half-point or a few cents of price improvement compounds over a season.