FanDuel is one of the two largest licensed sportsbooks in the country, and it's the one I come back to most for the Super Bowl. Wide market selection, a clean app, and a welcome offer that's hard to ignore make it an easy first stop.
What states is FanDuel live in for Super Bowl betting?
FanDuel is live in approximately 25 states. Confirmed available states include AZ, CO, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA (select parishes), MD, MI, MO, NC, NJ, OH, PA, TN, and VA. The offer is not available in AR. You don't need to be a resident — you just need to be physically located inside a legal state when you place the bet.
Not sure if your state qualifies? Check the full Super Bowl betting laws by state rundown before you download the app.
What's the FanDuel Super Bowl welcome offer?
The current offer for new customers: Bet $5, get $350 in Bonus Bets. Minimum deposit is $5. Bonus Bets are awarded after your first wager settles and expire in 7 days — so time it around game week.
There's also a conditional version: deposit and wager $5+, and if that first bet wins, you receive $200 in Bonus Bets (capped at $200, settled within 72 hours). Important: if the qualifying bet loses under that version, no bonus is awarded. Read which version is live when you sign up. Full terms are at the FanDuel Super Bowl promo page.
Bonus bets work like a voucher — if your wager wins, you keep the profit but not the bonus stake itself. A $100 bonus bet winning at +100 returns $100 in cash, not $200. Standard stuff, but worth knowing.
Must be 21+ (18+ in select states). Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.
What Super Bowl markets does FanDuel offer?
FanDuel covers all the standard bet types: moneyline, point spread, totals, player props, same-game parlays, and futures. For the Super Bowl specifically, FanDuel has run promotions like a 30% Profit Boost Token on passing yards markets and a $6M Touchdown Jackpot where picking the first or last TD scorer earned a share of bonus bets. Those promotions vary by year — don't count on the same promo returning, but FanDuel consistently runs something big around game day.
Want to explore prop bets or parlays before game day? The Super Bowl prop bets guide breaks down how those markets work, and how Super Bowl parlays work explains same-game parlay strategy in plain terms.
How does FanDuel stack up against other books?
I'd say FanDuel is the strongest all-around option for casual Super Bowl bettors. The app is fast, the prop menu is deep, and the promos are consistently generous. That said, it's worth comparing. DraftKings, for example, runs its own welcome offer — see the DraftKings Super Bowl review — and Fanatics has a large bet-match offer detailed at the Fanatics Sportsbook review.
New customers can technically claim offers at multiple books since each is one per person per platform. So signing up at FanDuel doesn't stop you from also claiming at bet365 or BetMGM before kickoff. Browse the full Super Bowl betting promos page to see what's available side by side.
Is FanDuel the right choice for Super Bowl betting?
For most bettors in its footprint, yes. The market depth, app reliability, and promotional history put FanDuel near the top of any honest ranking. See how it compares to every major licensed operator at the best Super Bowl betting sites page before making a final call.