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A sports prop firm funds your betting bankroll after you pass a paid evaluation. You bet simulated capital, hit a profit target without breaking the loss limits, and keep 70% to 90% of the profit once funded. Here is every firm we track, scored and ranked.

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Ranked: Sports Prop firms 13

Scores reflect rule architecture, payout reliability, cost, platform, and support.

Latest review update: September 2026

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  1. 1BankrollUcombine7.2/10Trustpilot 4.5 · 35No daily loss limitStatic drawdownWeb platform, iOS app · since 202415% off any Combine entryRead reviewVisit
  2. 2FBMOTwo Step7.1/10Trustpilot 4.5 · 23Documented payout on record80% profit splitWeb platformNo confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  3. 3Trading BuddyTwo Step7.0/10Trustpilot 3.9 · 1720 sports coveredProprietary web platform · since 2025No confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  4. 4StakeStepsOne StepTwo StepInstant6.8/10Full published rulebook80% split, 100% add-onWeb platform · since 202525% offRead reviewVisit
  5. 5FundingPicksTwo Step6.6/10Trustpilot 4.4 · 18Weekly payoutsUp to 90% splitWeb platform20% offRead reviewVisit
  6. 6Playvosweepstakes6.2/10Rebrand of PlayerProfitGold Coins sweepstakes modelWeb platformNo confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  7. 7MyBetFundTwo Step6.0/10Trustpilot 3.8 · 2No confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  8. 8GetBet FundedTwo Step5.8/10Trustpilot 3.2 · 1Payouts within 24h30% offRead reviewVisit
  9. 9FundedPlayssweepstakes5.5/10No time limit10 sports coveredWeb app, iOS app · since 2026No confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  10. 10BetFundermulti-step5.4/10Fee refundedNo daily loss limitProprietary web dashboardNo confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  11. 11WagerFundingTwo Step5.0/10Trustpilot 4.2 · 34Up to 100% split (2-Step)Static drawdownSince 202555% offRead reviewVisit
  12. 12FundedStakeTwo Step5.0/10Trustpilot 3.5 · 87Proprietary web platformNo confirmed codeRead reviewVisit
  13. 13FanFundedmulti-step2.0/10Trustpilot 1.9 · 37Payouts within 24hProprietary web platformNo confirmed codeRead reviewVisit

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What is a sports betting prop firm?

A sports prop firm gives you a funded betting bankroll after you pass a paid evaluation. You bet with the firm’s simulated capital instead of your own money. Pass the profit target without breaking the loss limits and the firm funds you, then pays you a share of what you win, usually 70% to 90%. The model is copied from trading prop firms. The only real difference is that you bet sports markets instead of forex or futures.

The category is young. Most of these firms launched after 2024, and the rules vary far more between them than they do between forex prop firms. Read the drawdown rule before you read the price. Sports prop is one of seven categories we cover, and all 213 firms we have reviewed are scored on the same six dimensions.

New to funded betting? Start with our guide to funded sports betting platforms, which explains how bankroll challenges, payouts and rules work. If you research player props, our Outlier vs Props.Cash comparison covers the two main tools.

Researching player props before you bet? Our Outlier Bet review covers the main research app, and we compare it with the alternative in Outlier vs Props.Cash.

How the evaluation works

1. Buy a challengeEntry runs from about $10 to just over $1,000, depending on the bankroll size you want
2. Hit a profit targetUsually 10% to 30% of the starting bankroll. Anything above 25% is aggressive for sports betting
3. Stay inside the loss limitsTwo limits apply. A daily loss cap, typically 5% to 15%, and a total drawdown cap, typically 10% to 25%
4. Meet the minimum picksMost firms require 20 to 30 settled bets, so you cannot pass on one lucky parlay
5. Get funded and take a splitPayout cycles run weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. Most firms require KYC before the first withdrawal

Sports prop firm vs DFS pick’em

These get confused constantly, and they are not the same product. On PrizePicks, Underdog or Sleeper you stake your own money on player projections and get paid per winning entry. At a sports prop firm you pay an entry fee, bet the firm’s simulated bankroll, and get paid a profit share only after you pass an evaluation and get funded. DFS pick’em risks your cash on every slip. A prop firm risks your entry fee once.

Sports prop firm vs trading prop firm

The structure is nearly identical: paid evaluation, profit target, drawdown limits, profit split. The differences are that sports firms settle on fixed odds rather than live price movement, they count settled picks instead of trading days, and almost none of them have the payout history that established forex firms have. A firm like FTMO has a decade of documented payouts. No sports prop firm has more than about two years of trading.

What to check before you pay

Is the drawdown static or trailing?Static measures from your starting bankroll. Trailing follows your peak and never resets, which ends accounts that are still in profit
Are the loss limits published?Some firms do not publish the daily loss limit or maximum drawdown anywhere before checkout. That is the rule that ends your evaluation, so ask for it in writing
Is there any payout evidence?Most firms in this category have none at all. Dated, specific payout reports from named reviewers are worth more than a star rating
Does the Trustpilot number match?Check the firm’s claimed rating against the live profile. At least one firm here advertises a score its own profile does not support
Who runs the firm?Most of these firms name no founder, no team and no legal entity. A registered company and a named jurisdiction is a meaningful signal here
Is your state or country allowed?Geographic restrictions are common. One firm on this page is blocked in 23 US states

Our scoring weights six things: challenge rules and payout reliability at 20% each, cost at 20%, platform and support at 15% each, and transparency at 10%. Full detail is on the methodology page.

Common questions

Sports prop firm FAQ

What is a sports betting prop firm?
A sports prop firm gives you a funded betting bankroll after you pass a paid evaluation. You bet the firm’s simulated capital rather than your own money. If you reach the profit target without breaching the daily loss limit or the maximum drawdown, the firm funds you and pays you a share of the profit, usually between 70% and 90%. The model is taken from trading prop firms and applied to sports markets.
Are sports prop firms legit?
Some are and some are not, and the category is too young for a blanket answer. Of the 14 firms tracked here, only two have any documented payout evidence at all. One firm went offline in February 2026 with unpaid payout claims against it and no announcement. Another advertises a Trustpilot score its own live profile does not support. Check for a named legal entity, published drawdown rules and dated payout reports before paying for any challenge.
How much does a sports prop firm challenge cost?
Entry runs from about $10 at the cheapest end to just over $1,000 for the largest bankrolls. Most firms price a small starter challenge between $29 and $79. Price alone is a poor guide, because a cheap challenge with a trailing drawdown and a 30% profit target is harder to pass than a more expensive one with a static drawdown and a 10% target.
Do you bet with real money at a sports prop firm?
No. At every firm on this page you bet simulated capital priced against real odds. Your own money is only ever at risk through the entry fee you pay for the evaluation. Payouts to funded bettors are real money, which is why documented payout evidence matters more than any other signal in this category.
What is the difference between a sports prop firm and PrizePicks?
On PrizePicks, Underdog or Sleeper you stake your own money on player projections and are paid per winning entry. At a sports prop firm you pay a one-off entry fee, bet the firm’s simulated bankroll through an evaluation, and are paid a profit share only once you pass and get funded. DFS pick’em puts your cash at risk on every slip. A sports prop firm puts your entry fee at risk once.
Which sports prop firm actually pays out?
BankrollU and FBMO are the only two firms on this page with dated payout reports from named reviewers. BankrollU reviewers describe repeated payments, including one who reports over $15,000 across six months. An FBMO reviewer documents being funded at $20,000 in March 2026 and paid in May 2026. Every other firm tracked here has no payout evidence in either direction.
How do I get a funded sports betting account?
You buy an evaluation from a sports prop firm, hit its profit target without breaching the daily loss limit or maximum drawdown, and the firm funds a simulated bankroll you bet with. You keep 70% to 90% of the profit. Entry prices in this category start around $20 and the rules differ far more between firms than they do in trading prop firms, so read the drawdown rule before you read the price.

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Sports prop firms borrow their rulebooks from trading, drawdown language included. The prop trading glossary explains the terms these firms have inherited.

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