Last reviewed and fact-checked: September 1, 2026
◎ Best for
Bettors who want the reassurance of the largest review history in this category and who are comfortable with a Gold Coins sweepstakes structure rather than a conventional funded account.
⚠ Avoid if
You want a firm that states plainly who operates it. Playvo is a rebrand of PlayerProfit and says so nowhere on its own site, and its published profit split contradicts what directories list.
Bettors who want the reassurance of the largest review history in this category and who are comfortable with a Gold Coins sweepstakes structure rather than a conventional funded account.
You want a firm that states plainly who operates it. Playvo is a rebrand of PlayerProfit and says so nowhere on its own site, and its published profit split contradicts what directories list.
Rating Breakdown
- The PlayerProfit Trustpilot profile carries 4.0 from 85 reviews, the largest review base of any firm in this category
- The operator replies to 100% of negative reviews
- Available in 40 US states
- Entry starts at $39 for the Blitz Challenge
- Playvo does not disclose anywhere on its site that it is a rebrand of PlayerProfit, and sign-up links still point at playerprofit.com
- The profit split is stated as 70% on the Playvo site while third-party directories list 85%
- A 10% fee applies on cashouts
- Reviewers report that live betting does not work
- One reviewer describes being banned after two payouts over VPN use
- Playvo.us has no Trustpilot profile of its own
How the Challenge Works
| Evaluation type | Blitz Challenge, skill-based sweepstakes format |
| Profit target | 20% in Phase 1 |
| Max drawdown | 25% |
| Profit split | 70% per the Playvo site |
| Cashout fee | 10% on redemption |
| Entry price | From $39 |
| Currency model | Gold Coins redeemed for Playvo Cash |
| Availability | 40 US states |
| Former brand | PlayerProfit (playerprofit.com) |
| Trustpilot | 4.0 from 85 reviews, filed under playerprofit.com |
Our Verdict
Playvo is a sports betting prop firm operating a skill-based sweepstakes model in 40 US states. Playvo sells a Blitz Challenge from $39 with a 20% Phase 1 profit target and a 25% maximum drawdown. Rather than paying cash directly, Playvo issues Gold Coins that are redeemed for Playvo Cash, and charges a 10% fee on cashouts. That structure is a materially different legal model from every other firm on this page.
The single most important fact about Playvo is one the company does not state anywhere on its own website. Playvo is a rebrand of PlayerProfit, and the sign-up links on the Playvo site still point at playerprofit.com. We verified this directly. Playvo does not disclose the former brand, which means a bettor researching Playvo will find no review history at all unless they happen to discover the connection. Playvo.us has no Trustpilot profile of its own.
Once you look at the right profile, the picture improves. The PlayerProfit Trustpilot profile carries 4.0 from 85 reviews, 77% of them five-star, with 45 reviews in the last twelve months and a 100% reply rate to negative reviews. That is the largest review base of any firm in this category by a wide margin, and the reply rate is the best we found. Most firms here have fewer than 40 reviews and several ignore complaints entirely.
The complaints that do exist are specific. Reviewers describe payout denials where the firm cited terms violations, including betting on delayed data. One reviewer reports being banned after two successful payouts because of VPN use. Another states plainly that live betting does not work. Separately, Playvo’s own page gives the profit split as 70% while third-party directories list 85%, and we could not reconcile the two. That conflict needs answering by the operator before anyone relies on either number.
Playvo suits bettors who want the reassurance of the longest review history in this category and who are comfortable with a Gold Coins sweepstakes structure rather than a conventional funded account. Playvo is a poor fit for anyone who wants to know plainly who they are dealing with, because the rebrand is undisclosed and the published split contradicts what directories report. Compare Playvo against BankrollU and FBMO, both of which have payout reports Playvo lacks. Our scoring is set out on the methodology page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Playvo the same company as PlayerProfit?
Yes. Playvo is a rebrand of PlayerProfit. Playvo does not state this anywhere on its own website, and the sign-up links on playvo.us still point at playerprofit.com. This matters when researching the firm, because the entire public review history, 85 reviews rated 4.0 on Trustpilot, is filed under playerprofit.com. Playvo.us has no Trustpilot profile of its own.
What is Playvo's profit split?
Playvo's own page states 70%. Third-party directories list 85%. We could not reconcile the two figures from published sources, so confirm the current split with Playvo in writing before purchasing. Playvo also charges a 10% fee when you cash out, which applies on top of whichever split figure is correct.
Is Playvo legit?
Playvo operates through the PlayerProfit platform, which has a Trustpilot rating of 4.0 from 85 reviews and replies to 100% of negative reviews. That is the largest and most actively managed review base in this category. Against that, Playvo does not disclose the rebrand, its published profit split conflicts with third-party listings, and reviewers report payout denials citing terms violations, live betting not functioning, and a ban following VPN use.
Which states is Playvo available in?
Playvo states it is available in 40 US states. Playvo runs a Gold Coins sweepstakes model rather than a conventional funded betting account, which is the structure that allows it to operate across that many states. Check your own state on the Playvo site before buying.
Does Playvo charge fees on withdrawals?
Yes. Playvo charges a 10% fee on cashouts. That is separate from the profit split and reduces what reaches you. Factor it in when comparing Playvo against firms that pay a flat split with no redemption fee.
Playvo
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Challenge fees are money at risk. Most participants never reach a payout, and funded accounts are usually simulated capital rather than live funds. Rules and pricing can change at any time, so confirm them on the firm’s own site before you pay. Nothing in this review is financial advice.