FanDuel is a decent sportsbook considering there’s not much to choose from in the US. I’ve been on it daily for about a month now placing bets on heaps of markets to do a full Fanduel review. It was quite easy to sign up on my phone and they only asked for my name, date of birth, address and the last four digits of my Social Security number. After that I was verified automatically within a few minutes.
It was simple to make a deposit with my $20 debit card deposit landing in my balance instantly with no fee from FanDuel. After winning a few bets over the weekend that I placed on the NFL, my withdrawal came back through the same card but it took a few hours. After I placed my first bet, there was a bonus waiting for me in my account called a “Bonus Bets”. I had no idea what it was at first but basically each bonus bets gives $250. I ended up getting these tokens every day for the first five days. After the fifth day I tried live chat to ask if I will get any more bonus bets, but they confirmed that it’s only for the first five days. The agent was pretty helpful but it took a bit of time to get through.
The markets are organized by sport in the app with separate tabs for moneylines, spreads, totals, props, and the Same Game Parlay builder. FanDuel was decent overall but there wasn’t really anything that made it feel meaningfully different from other major sportsbooks.
I downloaded the FanDuel app, registered, and verified my account within a few hours. I chose the sports welcome bonus over the casino offer because I could only pick one. The wagering requirement and validity period seemed reasonable to me.
The website works well on mobile, but I find the app easier to navigate. Some bonuses and promotions are only available in the app, so it’s worth checking before placing a bet.