List of All Massachusetts Sportsbooks

DraftKings is the hometown sportsbook on this list, having been founded and headquartered in Boston. The product reflects its long history in fantasy sports through detailed statistics, daily pools, and a shared ecosystem built around researching players and constructing custom wagers. Its Same Game Parlay builder is among the most flexible available in Massachusetts. New users may need time to get comfortable with the app because its menus contain more information than most competing sportsbooks.

The daily drawings and giveaways help separate Fanatics from the rest of the Massachusetts market. They complement FanCash, which gives regular bettors the choice between sportsbook credit and Fanatics merchandise. It even helps users get better prices for trading card grading. The betting menu is strongest for major leagues, with enough Same Game Parlay depth for most users. Fanatics is a mobile-only product, so there is no option to place bets through a desktop browser.

FanDuel has continued to expand what bettors can do with a Same Game Parlay rather than simply adding more markets. Features such as SGP+, live parlays, and in-game Cash Out give Massachusetts users more control over their wagers from start to finish. The app remains easy to navigate despite having a large number of markets and promotions. The drawback is that FanDuel is already so widely used that many bettors have probably claimed the welcome bonus.

Caesars does not try to pack every possible tool into its sportsbook, which works in its favor for straight bets and basic parlays. Markets are clearly organized, major lines are competitively priced, and boosts appear often enough to keep the app useful beyond registration. That simplicity comes with a tradeoff once games begin. Massachusetts bettors who place a lot of live wagers will find more market depth and better in-play features elsewhere.

BetMGM gives Massachusetts bettors something most online competitors cannot: a direct connection to a retail sportsbook at MGM Springfield. Online, it performs well across live wagering and both single-game and multi-game parlays, supported by recurring Second Chance offers. The sportsbook rarely falls far behind the market in any important area. Its limitation is that no single feature feels distinctly better than what FanDuel, DraftKings, or Fanatics already provides.

theScore Bet stands out with a very polished mobile app. Scores, news, statistics, and betting markets sit close together, which is convenient when following multiple games at once. That approach creates one of the cleaner experiences available in Massachusetts. However, users looking for extensive live markets, niche betting options, or a steady stream of promotions may find the product too limited.

Bally Bet takes a more stripped-down approach than most Massachusetts sportsbooks, making it easy to browse popular leagues and place straightforward wagers. Its connection to Bally Rewards adds some value for users who also visit Bally’s properties, while the app covers the core markets casual bettors are most likely to use. However, its Same Game Parlay selection, promotional schedule, and overall feature set remain limited compared to the state’s larger sportsbooks.