Online Fantasy Football Betting
Fantasy football has two formats, you can bet daily fantasy football which takes place daily or weekly, or take part in a season-long contest. In online football fantasy betting, you will need to pick best five players from two teams matching up against each other. Usually, this is.
- Online sports betting and daily fantasy sports are distinct products and regulated as such. Betting on the DraftKings Sportsbook is currently only available in certain states. To find out which states, check out our guide to where sports betting is legal.
- Fantasy football betting sites offer the next best thing to buying your own franchise. In fact, you can get started for as little as $1.00 per league or go big and buy-in direct to $1,000+ buyin contests. You’ll see just how challenging it is to gauge players’ abilities and draft a well-rounded team with a limited budget.
How do I pick my players?
It’s easy! Every player has a specific salary that’s based on their expected performance. Players projected to have more points have higher salaries. Your job is to fill all 9 positions on our fantasy football roster — QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, WR, TE, D, K — while staying under the total salary cap for your team. And you can’t pick more than 4 players from the same NFL team, so choose wisely. To learn more about picking your players, visit our Fantasy Football Training Camp.
How does scoring work?
Scoring is a lot like the traditional fantasy football you’re used to. We use a half PPR format, meaning you get 0.5 points for every reception. To learn all the basics of playing fantasy football on FanDuel, visit our Fantasy Football Training Camp.
Online Fantasy Sports Betting Sites
And for a full breakdown of every fantasy sport’s scoring, see our Rules Page.
Can I play FanDuel in my state?
Online Fantasy Football Betting Projections
You can play paid contests in every state except AZ, ID, HI, LA, MT, NV, and WA. In those states with restrictions, you can still play in any free-to-enter fantasy football contest. To help bring fantasy football regulation to your state, visit FantasyForAll.com.
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