Fanatics' Combined Sportsbook, Casino & Markets App
Fanatics Betting and Gaming has combined its sportsbook, online casino and prediction markets products into a single mobile app, joining a wider industry shift toward consolidated gambling platforms.
The company announced the launch of Fanatics Sports & Casino on September 2, 2026, giving customers one account and a shared FanCash loyalty balance across all three products, according to a company release distributed via GlobeNewswire.
"Sports fans have been asking for a better gaming experience, and this is it," said Matt King, chief executive of Fanatics Betting and Gaming. "Fanatics Sports & Casino gives fans across America one app where the experience travels with them, from betting the game, to trading on its biggest moments, to playing casino games."
King added that every bet, trade or casino play now earns FanCash, which customers can redeem across the wider Fanatics business, including merchandise and collectibles, tying the gambling products into the company's broader loyalty ecosystem, Fanatics ONE.
Widespread Availability
Availability depends on local law. Fanatics Sportsbook operates in 23 states and Washington DC, while Fanatics Casino is live in four states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. Fanatics Markets, the company's prediction markets arm, is available in 24 states and four US territories and automatically adjusts which products a customer sees based on location.
Existing Fanatics Sportsbook, Casino and Markets customers can move into the new app through a simple update, with account balances, FanCash and loyalty status carried over intact.
The consolidated app is the result of several deals. Fanatics accelerated its online sportsbook expansion after completing a $225 million acquisition of PointsBet's US operations in April 2024. Fanatics Markets followed in December 2025, initially built on Crypto.com's federally regulated infrastructure, before Fanatics agreed in July 2026 to acquire Water Street Labs and CX Clearinghouse from BGC Group, giving it its own regulated infrastructure for event contracts.
Part Of A Wider Super App Trend
Fanatics is not alone in moving toward a single entry point for gambling products. DraftKings launched its own Sports & Casino "Super App" in March 2026, later folding its DKeX prediction exchange into the same account in June.
Flutter Entertainment took a similar step with FanDuel's "One App" in April, combining sportsbook access with FanDuel Predicts. Caesars has consolidated sportsbook and casino products without adding prediction markets, most recently across its Alberta launch in July.
For customers, the shift means fewer separate sportsbook apps to manage and one loyalty balance across betting, casino and trading products, though which products are visible will still depend entirely on state law.
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