Arizona sportsbooks Sample

FanDuel Sportsbook9.1/10

Best for same-game parlays

The polished mainstream leader — fastest app in the category, deep same-game parlays, unremarkable exotic pricing.

Fanatics Sportsbook9.0/10

Best for newer bettors

The cleanest onboarding in the market with FanCash rewards — but it is new, so props are thin, with no web client or cash out.

ProphetX8.9/10

Best for exchange pricing

A U.S. betting exchange that beats book pricing when a market is liquid — but liquidity thins out fast on smaller markets.

Kalshi8.7/10

Best for event contracts

A CFTC-regulated prediction market of tradeable event contracts — including sports — priced by the market, with fees at settlement.

bet3658.6/10

Best for live betting

Elite live betting and built-in streaming with genuinely sharp pricing — held back by a smaller U.S. footprint.

ESPN BET / theScore Bet8.6/10

Best for media integration

PENN's media-integrated book (ESPN BET branding being retired toward theScore) — promo-heavy, with thinner sharp markets.

DraftKings Sportsbook8.1/10

Best for market selection

The widest market menu in the U.S. with a real rewards program — inside an increasingly cluttered app.

Novig8.1/10

Best for no-vig pricing

A U.S. peer-to-peer betting exchange built on a no-vig model, run as a sweepstakes in some states — newer, with thinner liquidity.

Caesars Sportsbook7.8/10

Best for rewards comps

Caesars Rewards converts to genuine comps and coverage is broad, but pricing is mid-pack and the app is slower.

BetRivers6.8/10

Best for loyalty regulars

A solid Kambi-platform mid-tier book with the well-liked iRush Rewards — but an unspectacular app and few marquee promos.

BetMGM6.6/10

Best for casino crossover

MGM Rewards crossover and a strong one-game parlay builder, dogged by app-stability complaints and average prices.

Hard Rock Bet6.5/10

Best for florida bettors

Hard Rock's rewards-and-casino crossover with a Florida stronghold and a growing footprint — occasional stability issues.