List of All New York Sportsbooks

There are 9 sportsbooks approved to launch in New York - PointsBet, FanDuel Sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook, Caesars Sportsbook, BetMGM, WynnBET, BetRivers, Bally Bet, and Resorts World Bet. Of these 9, 5 are currently available to New Yorkers - FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars, and BetRivers.

With online sports betting now live in New York, those 5 sportsbooks have received the green light to begin operation, while the other four have some more compliance measures to meet before they are ready to go.

Here at Sportsbooks Online, we’ve sifted through every legal online sportsbook that will be available for New Yorkers and compiled this special page to help you choose your go-to sportsbook. You can click each option below for a full review of the top sportsbooks available, or keep scrolling for our full list.

After an extensive bureaucratic process, it finally happened - online sports betting is finally coming to the Empire State. In April 2021, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new budget agreement into law that finally paved the way for mobile sports betting to make its debut for bettors from Buffalo to Brooklyn.

New Yorkers no longer have to cross the George Washington bridge to place their wagers as the one shred of bragging rights New Jersey had over its Hudson River neighbors evaporated when New York sports betting went live on January 8th, 2022.

The full list of approved sportsbooks was also announced in the fall, with a total of 9 sportsbooks gaining approval to launch as soon as they meet the regulations set forth by the state gaming board. We've highlighted a few of our favorites, in the list directly above if you'd like to check out our full reviews of each top New York betting site. You can also keep scrolling for the full list!

1. PointsBet - Best betting variety in the US
2. FanDuel Sportsbook - One of the best books
3. Caesars Sportsbook - All-around great experience
4. BetMGM - Many parlay betting options
5. DraftKings Sportsbook - Most popular in the US
6. WynnBET - Solid all-around sportsbook
7. BetRivers - Limited live streaming
8. Bally Bet - Cable company's offering
9. Resorts World Bet - Not yet live

Again, every single sportsbook on this list is legal and licensed to operate in the state of New York. However, only Fanduel, Caesars, BetMGM, DraftKings, and BetRivers have met the regulations required to be live right now. Each individual operator has to get their own house in order before they go live, and the remaining five sportsbooks still have some regulations to meet.

Feel free to click on one of the links or keep scrolling to find out more about an individual bookmaker.

This list was last updated on January 18th, 2022.

We've spent years sifting through just about every single betting site imaginable here in the United States. With all of the work and research that has gone into producing the content you see on our site, we like to think we’ve identified what makes a sportsbook perform at the very highest level.

For New Yorkers, we've worked tirelessly to identify what would give you the best possible sports betting experience. We think PointsBet, FanDuel Sportsbook, and Caesars Sportsbook are the best possible options. You can check out a comparison of those sportsbooks below, or keep scrolling for more!

At this point, we have a bit of a drop-off. We haven't written full reviews of these sites, so we recommend using one of the above books which we have fully broken down for you.

Launch: Early 2022 (Exact Date TBD)

🔥 New sportsbook launched in 2021

🔥 Plenty of football futures

🔥 Promotions like parlay insurance

👎 No niche sports such as darts and table tennis

👎 Extremely basic design

👎 No daily odds boosts

Launch: Early 2022 (Exact Date TBD)

This is a bit of a special case, as Resorts World Bet has not currently launched in any state. In fact, New York will be the very first state to sample Resorts World Bet. This makes sense, as this betting site will be tied to Resorts World Catskills in Monticello, NY.

We look forward to getting to test out this new sportsbook once it's launched and can give it a deeper evaluation.