Football Betting Sites United States

Where soccer prices rank best right now

We rank by two numbers: best-price share (how often a book posts the top available price in our sampled markets) and average margin (the built-in overround — lower is better for bettors).

• DraftKings — 54.0% best-price share, 4.25% avg margin (1,068 markets sampled)
• Fanatics Sportsbook — 41.8% best-price share, 4.25% avg margin (466 sampled)
• Caesars Sportsbook — 36.2% best-price share, 5.27% avg margin (906 sampled)
• FanDuel — 36.1% best-price share, 4.46% avg margin (596 sampled)
• BetRivers — 28.3% best-price share, 6.35% avg margin (480 sampled)
• BetMGM — 19.9% best-price share, 5.21% avg margin (438 sampled)

DraftKings tops best-price share, meaning it posts the leading price more often than any other sampled book. Fanatics matches its margin and clears 40% best-price share on a smaller sample — a strong secondary source for line shopping. Caesars and FanDuel land in a similar best-price band, but FanDuel's 4.46% margin is markedly tighter than Caesars' 5.27%, so on average FanDuel returns more per dollar staked even when it isn't posting the top price. BetRivers carries the widest margin in the set (6.35%), which is why it sits last on value despite a competitive best-price share.

bet365, ESPN BET and Hard Rock Bet are not in the priced soccer sample, so we rank them on coverage and depth scoring rather than value metrics.

bet365, ESPN BET and Hard Rock Bet on coverage scoring

Where we don't have priced soccer data, coverage and depth scores indicate how deep a book's soccer offering runs.

bet365 scores 9.6 for market coverage and 9.5 for sports depth — the highest in this group — plus 9.4 for live capability and 9.3 for its app. Its feature set includes Live Streaming and Bet Builder, both relevant for soccer bettors who want in-play video and custom single-match markets.

ESPN BET scores 8.0 market coverage and 8.2 sports depth, with a 8.6 app score and Same Game Parlay support. Hard Rock Bet sits at 7.8 coverage and 7.9 depth, also with Same Game Parlay and a Fast Payout feature flag.

These scores measure breadth, not price. If your priority is finding the top number on a specific market — say a Champions League outright or an MLS moneyline — the priced books above are the better starting point for line shopping.

Best books by soccer competition

US-facing books weight their soccer books toward domestic and marquee international competitions. The leagues in our data set:

• MLS — the deepest domestic coverage across all operators; fixtures like Chicago Fire vs Portland Timbers and Seattle Sounders vs Vancouver Whitecaps typically carry full moneyline, spread, totals and Same Game Parlay markets.
• Champions League and Europa League — headline European midweek markets, widely priced with outrights and match markets.
• Serie A and Ligue 1 — covered across the major books; depth varies more here, so best-price share matters most.
• Copa Libertadores — South American fixtures such as Cerro Porteño vs Palmeiras and Independiente Rivadavia vs Fluminense are priced but with thinner secondary markets than MLS or the Champions League.
• World Cup — futures and outright markets appear well ahead of the tournament under futures pricing.

Because margins differ by book and market, line shopping across at least two operators is the most reliable way to capture value on any of these competitions.

Features that matter for soccer bettors

Soccer betting leans on a specific feature set. Here is who supports what:

• Same Game Parlay — DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, BetRivers, ESPN BET, Fanatics and Hard Rock Bet all list it. This is the US equivalent of building multiple selections from one match (goals, cards, shots, result).
• Bet Builder — bet365 lists a dedicated Bet Builder for single-match multiples.
• Live Betting — supported across every operator here; central to soccer given the 90-minute in-play window.
• Live Streaming — bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars list streaming, useful for lower-profile fixtures.
• Cash Out — bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars and ESPN BET list Cash Out for locking in or trimming positions before full time.

Match the feature to how you bet: Same Game Parlay for correlated single-match plays, Cash Out for in-play risk management, streaming if you follow leagues that TV doesn't carry.

Payments and withdrawal speed

Deposit and payout mechanics are consistent across the group. Every operator lists a $10 minimum deposit and a 0–24h withdrawal window.

Payment methods vary slightly:

• PayPal — supported by every operator in this comparison.
• Venmo — bet365, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, ESPN BET, Fanatics and Hard Rock Bet.
• Online Banking — supported across all listed books.
• Play+ — DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars and BetRivers.
• Visa — bet365 and FanDuel.

On withdrawal scoring, bet365 (8.9) and BetRivers (8.6) lead this group, followed by FanDuel (8.7). Fast Payout is a listed feature at DraftKings, FanDuel, BetRivers, Fanatics and Hard Rock Bet.

Legality by state

US sports betting is regulated state by state. An operator licensed in New Jersey is not automatically legal in another state — availability, minimum age and rules depend on your state regulator. The legal minimum age is 21.

Oversight comes from state gaming regulators such as the NJ DGE, NYSGC, PGCB and MGCB. Live betting states in our data include New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Colorado, Ohio, Illinois, Arizona, Virginia and Massachusetts. Before betting soccer with any book above, confirm it is licensed in your state — the same brand can offer different market depth and features depending on the jurisdiction.

All nine operators in this comparison are licensed in the states where they operate. None of the value or scoring data here changes their legal status, which is set by your state regulator.