New York Sportsbooks & NY Sports Betting

Top New York Sportsbooks & NY Promos

After a much-anticipated wait, New Yorkers are finally able to bet on their favorite teams like the Yankees and Knicks from the convenience of their couches at home.

Nine books were granted licenses, but four books met the full regulatory requirements and went live on Saturday, Jan, 8, 2022. Those sportsbooks are Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel and BetRivers — each with sign-up bonus offers. BetMGM came online on Jan. 17. PointsBet followed with a Jan. 27 launch and WynnBET launched on Feb. 4. Make the most of your sign-up offer with some "bonus maximization" strategy tips.

BetMGM New York

The King of Sportsbooks launched in the Empire State on Monday, Jan. 17. Notably, BetMGM (and Caesars) partnered with MSG ahead of the big launch day. This sports betting partnership includes brand exposure inside MSG, digital brand exposure across social media channels, exclusive events and promotion through live MSG Network shows. Additionally, BetMGM landed a few deals within the past two years to increase its reach in the sportsbook market. They partnered with the NBA, Turner Sports, Yahoo Sports, Bleacher Report and Action to launch NBABet, which provides daily odds, highlights and insights on NBA League Pass, NBA TV and Twitter. As one of the leading sportsbooks in the U.S., expect BetMGM to have exciting new promos for the NFL and NBA.

BetMGM Bonus

Claim $1,000 in risk-free bets

BetMGM Bonus Code

ACTION

Action Network Score

9.8/10. See our BetMGM review for more in-depth information about BetMGM and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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Caesars New York

Caesars already boasts a three-casino foothold in upstate New York, so there's local familiarity. In anticipation of mobile betting in November 2021, Caesars struck a deal with MSG, instantly giving them (and BetMGM) an advantage over other legalized sportsbooks in New York. This deal includes a sports betting partnership, brand exposure inside MSG, digital brand exposure across social media channels, exclusive events and promotion through live MSG Network shows. Additionally, Caesars will premiere two shows featuring their very own ambassador, JB Smoove, called "One Course with JB Smoove" and bring back the "Four Courses with JB Smoove" series. Caesars will continue to be among the market leaders as they will also have their own personalized sports betting space at The Mecca of Sports by 2022 or 2023. 

Caesars Sportsbook Promo

Receive up to $1,100 in first bet insurance

Caesars Sportsbook Promo Code

ACTIONCZR

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9.5/10. See our Caesars review for more in-depth information about Caesars and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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PointsBet New York

As an official partner of the NFL, NHLAA, Curling Canada, NASCAR, and the PGA Tour, users can bet on a variety of sports on PointsBet's online sports betting as of Jan. 25, 2022. The Australian-based sportsbook is also a partner of Genius Sports, allowing them to provide official NFL data and content for its users. Expect PointsBetting, the book's unique score-betting approach, to be a hit in NY moving forward. 

PointsBet Promo

Up to $2,200 in risk-free bets

PointsBet Promo Code

ACTION2K1

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9.7/10. See our PointsBet review for more in-depth information about PointsBet and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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WynnBET New York

As a new official sports betting partner of the New York Jets, WynnBET will look to compete with other sportsbooks by offering a dedicated club space (the WynnBET Green Room) for bettors at MetLife Stadium, packed with live betting feeds and in-stadium promotions. Additionally, WynnBET has become an official presenting sponsor for the Jets Podcast Network, Jets Game Preview, and the SportsNet pre- and post-live shows.

WynnBET Promo

Bet $50 and receive $200

WynnBET Promo Code

XACTION1

Action Network Score

9.4/10. See our WynnBET review for more in-depth information about WynnBET and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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FanDuel New York

New Yorkers may already be familiar with FanDuel from DFS or their casino. But there's so much more to come! As an official partner of Genius Sports and the NFL, FanDuel Sportsbook provides users with exclusive content and data from Next Gen Stats, the NFL’s official data feed. Furthermore, FanDuel recently upgraded their existing partnership with the NBA by becoming an exclusive betting presenter of NBABet. This deal allows bettors to find FanDuel's live odds in the "NBABet" section of the NBA's official site. Lastly, the Buffalo Bills and FanDuel Group announced a multi-year partnership, designating FanDuel as an official mobile sports betting partner leading up to the NY sports betting launch. FanDuel will gain access to a range of media assets, including TV and radio spots to engage Bills fans and in-game signage and activations at Buffalo's Highmark Stadium.

FanDuel Promo 

Up to a $1,000 risk-free bet

FanDuel Promo Code

There is no promo code required to claim the FanDuel offer

Action Network Score

9.5/10. See our FanDuel review for more in-depth information about FanDuel and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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BetRivers New York

In addition to their partnership with the Chicago Bears and Rivers Casino, BetRivers made the cut for the first wave of legalized sportsbooks to launch in early January. Their parent company, Rush Street Interactive, will look to create new partnerships to further establish a localized footprint beyond the initial casino in Schenectady.

BetRivers Promo

Get up to $250 deposit match

BetRivers Promo Code

ACTION

Action Network Score

8.6/10. See our BetRivers review for more in-depth information about BetRivers and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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DraftKings New York

Among the leaders in sportsbooks around the U.S., DraftKings has officially launched in NY. Additionally, DraftKings recently became an official co-partner of the NBA (with FanDuel), providing odds, featured games and highlights through existing social media platforms. Many bettors are already familiar via DFS prominence or their Del Lago location. A nice feature: the DK app is consistent nationwide. Conveniently, there is no need to download new, state-specific betting apps as you travel to other states with legal betting to place wagers. Your betting records centralize in one place.

DraftKings Promo

$1,000 deposit bonus

DraftKings Promo Code

No promo code is required to claim the DraftKings offer

Action Network Score

9.5/10. See our DraftKings review for more in-depth information about DraftKings and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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PrizePicks New York

PrizePicks is a good DFS choice for New York sports bettors looking for an alternative betting option. PrizePicks sets daily over/under totals for players based on their sport for users to bet against. Instead of competing against other players on the app, users are betting on individual players to hit an over/under total in their total fantasy score for a particular game. The Action Network has an exclusive sign-up offer to get you gaming: use PrizePicks for an instant $100 deposit match.

PrizePicks Promo

Instant $100 deposit match

PrizePicks Promo Code

ACTION

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9.4/10. See our PrizePicks review for more in-depth information about PrizePicks and step-by-step instructions on how to sign up.

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Sportsbooks Available in NY Sometime Soon, but Not Yet

The following books received licenses but are not fully authorized to launch. They will be permitted to start accepting bets on a “rolling basis,” per the gaming commission. It shouldn't be long before the other approved books go live, including Resorts World and BallyBet.

Bally Bet Sportsbook 

Bally Bet recently shared their plans to launch by April 2022, opting to take a more strategic approach to NY sports betting. The Providence, Rhode Island-based gaming and entertainment company will launch in its fifth state when the go-live date arrives. Bally users will be offered Bally Rewards and Bally Blitz — an exclusive football-based game that will be a great option in time for Super Bowl LVI on Feb. 13, 2022. Additionally, Bally Bet recently became the official partner of Major League Fishing, which allows Bass Pro Tour events to be streamed through their app. 

Being Licensed vs. Going Live in New York

New York’s licensing procedures differed from most other states. Sportsbooks teamed up to submit bids, and two consortiums were selected. The first group was DraftKings, FanDuel, Bally Sports and BetMGM. The second group consisted of PointsBet, Caesars, WynnBET, Kambi and Resorts World. These sportsbooks were approved for online operation for the next 10 years by the New York State Gaming Commission.

The books listed above were not all be online Saturday, but they were granted licenses and should be online soon. However, not everyone made the cut: Fanatics and Barstool/Penn National teamed up to bid together and lost. FOX Bet and bet365 will also be absent from the initial books in the mix. Also not receiving a license is theScore Bet, which is being acquired by Penn. Hopefully, these books will be granted licenses soon to further diversify bettor options.

What can I bet on in New York?

Now that mobile sportsbook apps are online, you have the option to wager on a range of bet types and sports leagues. 

Legal Bet Types — Sports fans can bet a full range of bet types, including:

• Point Spreads. Spread betting is a bet on the final score and the margin of victory in a game.
• Moneylines. Moneyline betting is when you pick the outright winner of a game or event, either one team or another. 
• First Half & Second Half. Halves let a bettor treat the first half and the second half as separate matches. 
• Totals aka "Over/Unders". A total, also known as an over/under, is a bet on the number of points both teams will combine to score in a game.
• Futures. Future bets are a bet on an event that will be decided in the future (e.g., end-of-season results and awards). 
• Player Props. A "prop" bet, short for a proposition, is a wager that is not directly tied to the final score or outcome. These can get creative.

Available Sports — You can take advantage of the different bet types to wager on these sports legally:

• Football: NFL & CFL 
• Basketball: NBA, WNBA, European/international basketball leagues
• Baseball: MLB 
• Hockey: NHL, international hockey leagues
• Soccer: MLS, English Premier League, UEFA Champions League
• College sports: NCAA football and basketball (except for New York state teams)
• Golf: PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, PGA Tour Champions, PGA European
• Auto Racing: IndyCar, NASCAR, Formula One

Additional market choices like boxing, tennis, rugby and more will also be offered at New York's sportsbooks.

What can't I bet on in New York?

Many local sports fans may ask: "Can I place wagers on college games involving NY teams like Syracuse, Army, Buffalo or St. John's?" Unfortunately, the answer is no, collegiate betting has special restrictions. Here is what is not allowed.

There is no wagering on in-state college teams ❌ 

What does this mean? You cannot bet on New York collegiate teams like Syracuse men's basketball or Army football. This applies to any New York collegiate team, whether they're playing in the state or not. However, you can bet on college teams outside of the state.

No wagering on in-state collegiate events ❌ 

If there's a collegiate sporting event hosted in New York, New Yorkers can't legally bet on it, whether or not the teams are local. This means several bowl games, a host of neutral-site college basketball games, the Big East Tournament, Atlantic 10 Tournament, and some March Madness games over the next five years will be off-limits.

How to Sign up for a Sportsbook in NY

Ready to claim that one of the awesome NY offers? Here's how using BetMGM as an example.

Step 1. Click here to visit BetMGM and select NY. Click "Register" in the top right corner.

Step 2. Enter your personal details:

• Email
• Name 
• Date of Birth
• Select a Unique User ID
• Set a Secure Password
• Last four digits of your SSN 
• Phone Number
• Home Address 

Step 3. Set Your Security Questions.

Step 4. Confirm your age and eligibility (you must be 21+ years old)

Step 5. Deposit, and you're set to start betting! BetMGM's minimum deposit amount is $10.

A plus about betting with a legal New York book like BetMGM is that you don't have to worry about withdrawing money safety and securely. That same assurance doesn't exist for offshore sportsbooks.

The NY Sports Betting Report Card

We graded New York on its sports betting bill and experience relative to other states.

Mobile Apps

New York will have online betting soon through a variety sportsbook apps, which is a huge win for users in the state. The four retail casinos that previously offered sports betting were all at least an hour from New York City, and many much further. Illegal online betting continued to thrive over the last few years.

Deposit Options

New Yorkers will be able to sign up, deposit and bet all from their phones, a must for a lucrative betting market.

Competitive Prices

We're unsure how pricing will look given the 51% tax rate that will eat into operators' profits. It's possible sportsbooks start to bake in some of that cost into their odds. This was the fear in Tennessee because of its minimum hold percentage — which dictates that books must return at least 10% of every dollar wagered — but books have found creative ways to bake it into futures and parlays mainly, instead of making point spreads -120 instead of -110.

Market Coverage

New York won't be a completely open market, which does limit innovation, but nine sportsbooks — especially the biggest names in the industry — at the start is plenty for most users to line shop and find fun markets to bet. The disappointing hurdle is that the $20 million licensing fee will prevent scrappier, more unique companies from entering the market, like the low-fee betting exchanges starting to pop up in New Jersey.

New York's Timeline to Legalization

It's been a long journey pushing legal NY sports betting past the goal line. We'll bet you care more about when you can start wagering than the legal history, but here are some of the important events along the way: 

Click for Previous New York Sports Betting Background and Legalization Updates

Date	Legalization Update
March 2022	New York sports betting set for expansion. A recent proposal to cut New York’s online sports betting tax in half by adding more operators has been included in the legislature’s budget plan. A one-House budget proposal would expand New York from nine to 16 online sportsbooks by 2024, automatically lowering the tax rate from 51% to 25%. [Tax Cuts Move Forward in Budget Talks, March 14]
February 2022	WynnBET launches in NY. On Feb. 4, WynnBET became the seventh sportsbook to launch in NY, leaving just two books left to go live in the Empire State.
January 2022	PointsBet launches mobile sports betting. On Jan. 27, PointsBet officially became the sixth book to operate online in NY. BetMGM enters the fold. On Jan. 17, BetMGM becomes the fifth book to come online in the state. New York mobile sports betting launched Jan. 8 at 9 a.m. Betting is finally here! The New York State Gaming Commission announced on Jan. 6 that four approved sportsbooks could launch at 9 a.m. EST on Saturday, Jan. 8. Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel and BetRivers are now live, opening the door for New Yorkers to be able to place their first legal mobile wagers in the state.
November 2021	New York officially publishes sports betting rules. The state cleared another regulatory hurdle this month when it released its official online sports betting rules in the "New York State Register". [NY Online Sports Betting Rules and Regulations, Nov. 24] Nine companies are approved to operate in NY. Big-time players like FanDuel and BetMGM were chosen to operate sportsbooks within the state. The final revenue tax rate will be 51%, which is the highest among states where mobile sports betting is legal. [NBC New York, Nov. 9]
October 2021	A revenue tax matrix is proposed by the state. All applicants must agree to this proposed tax matrix before state officials decide which companies will be allowed to operate within the state. The tax rate would vary depending on how many operators the state allows, ranging from 35% to as high as 64%. The empty matrix is in the request for application, which can be found here.
September 2021	State officials decide to waive oral presentations from operators. This news is sure to speed up the rollout of mobile sports betting across the state. Sports betting is targeted to be live by Super Bowl LVI in February 2022. [Sept. 16]
August 2021	Gov Cuomo resigns. One day after the applications for mobile sports betting are released to the public, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces his resignation. It’s unclear if this will hinder the legalization process. [Where NY Betting Stands, Aug. 10] NYS Gaming Commission announces all of the bids received by deadline. All applications for Mobile Sports Wagering Platform Providers are due Aug. 9, 2021, by 4 p.m., shortly after the deadline, the Gaming Commission releases the list of bids they’ve received. Some big names teamed up together to form super bids. [Applications, Aug. 9]
July 2021	New York State Gaming Commission outlines a scoring methodology for bidding process. The NYSGC releases their mobile sports betting Request for Applications, eight days late. This includes a scoring system to help choose platform providers, with the max score being 75 through the points system, with five bonus points awarded for a revenue-sharing agreement with an in-state Native American tribe – maxing out at 80 possible points. [NYSGC doc, July 9]
April 2021	Cuomo signs mobile sports betting into law. Gov. Cuomo officially legalized online sports betting as part of the state’s 2022 budget. [April 18] New York approves mobile and online sports betting with Gov. Cuomo’s now limited-operator, government-bid model. The plan will be passed as part of the state’s $200 billion fiscal year 2022 budget. Many key details were not revealed. [Limited-Operator Model Approved, April 6]
March 2021	The State Assembly releases its annual budget proposal. The budget proposal includes mobile sports betting as a way for the government to generate tax revenue.
February 2021	New York sees record-setting month in sports betting. Following Cuomo’s announcement on his plans to legalize mobile sports betting, the state's four retail sportsbooks had a combined record-setting $3.57 million in grossing revenue in January.
January 2021	Legislators release their 2021 online sports betting bill. Sen. Joe Addabbo Jr. and Assemblyman Gary Pretlow release their NY online sports betting bill, jointly filed as S 1183 and A 1257. The bill calls for two skins per licensee. This bill differs from Cuomo’s expressed wishes of a lottery-style system which Cuomo believes will generate more funds for the state. [S 1183 and A 1257, Jan. 7] Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces that he intends to legalize online sports betting. His plans include running mobile sports betting through the state lottery, similar to that of New Hampshire’s model, as a means to generate tax revenue needed to help with the Covid-19 crisis and to prevent sweeping budget cuts. [NY Daily News, Jan. 6]
December 2020	Gov. Andrew Cuomo warms to online sports betting. Cuomo, in a brief offhand comment, mentions sports betting among possible solutions to the state’s projected $15 billion budget shortfall. [Cuomo Hints at Sports Betting, Dec. 16]
June 2019	Retail sports betting begins. Retail sports betting opened their doors with Schenectady’s Rivers Casino accepting their first sports bet, and seven additional retail sportsbooks opening since. [June 16]

New York Sports Betting Background

New York technically legalized retail sportsbooks as part of a voter-approved casino referendum in 2013, before the Supreme Court struck down the federal wagering ban in 2018.

The state’s first sportsbooks opened their doors in 2019 but generated a small fraction of the handle from statewide mobile wagering markets in neighboring New Jersey and Pennsylvania as well as a growing number of other states. That’s why the industry has eagerly watched New York’s statewide mobile rollout, a process that should conclude by early 2022. Officials are projecting more than $1 billion in gross gaming revenue and $500 million in tax revenues annually, but reaching those lofty goals will not come without substantial work.

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who championed the 2013 amendment that allowed for four upstate and three downstate casinos, largely resisted online sports betting. After facing dwindling revenues and rising costs from the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Cuomo unexpectedly embraced mobile sports betting in January 2021.

However, Cuomo opposed a competitive sports betting model similar to New Jersey’s that would have allowed the state’s commercial and tribal casinos to partner with multiple sportsbook brands. He instead backed a government-bid model similar to the system in New Hampshire, arguing it would generate more revenue for the state.

Now that Cuomo is out, lawmakers are hoping to reshape New York’s sports betting market back to a structure they had pushed for in previous budget talks: a model some view as much more sustainable long term.

The changes are as follows:

• A drop from the current 51% tax rate on online sports betting to 35% by 2023, triggered by the addition of at least five more operators to the current nine-book market.
• An even lower 25% tax rate by 2024, triggered by adding at least two more operators (16 total).
• A tax exemption on all revenue attributed to free play or promotional wagers.
• First-dibs on additional licenses for two minority-owned sportsbooks.

The state generated a record $42 million in sports betting taxes in its first month alone. But already the handle (amount wagered) has dropped off in February, as many operators have pulled back hefty offers to match first deposits.

Daily Fantasy Sports Deemed Legal by New York State Court of Appeals New York's highest court has ruled that Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) are games of skill rather than games of chance, making them legal under state law. The New York State Court of Appeals in March 2022 reversed two lower court decisions that found DFS were games of skill — thus in violation of a constitutional provision that prohibits gambling outside of state lotteries, horse racing and charitable bingo games. “This is the end of the road for debate against DFS in New York,” said Daniel Wallach, founder of Wallach Legal LLC, a law firm focused on sports wagering and gaming law. Using a test that weighs which factor — skill or chance — is more dominate when playing an “Interactive Fantasy Sports” game, the high court ruled 4-3 to uphold a 2016 law that codified the practice as a skill. The New York Supreme Court in 2018 ruled that DFS was illegal because it ran contrary to the state's ban on gambling at the time. In its decision, the Supreme Court agreed with the state there was skill in picking a team, but DFS players "cannot control how the athletes on their teams will perform in the real-world sporting events." The March decision likely puts an end to any legal challenges, as the U.S. Supreme Court is not likely to take up a state DFS case.

iGaming Legislation Introduced in February 2022 New York state lawmakers introduced a new online casino gaming bill (S8412) on Thursday, Feb. 25, potentially paving the way for the nation’s top iGaming platform. However, the bill is unlikely to pass on its first go-around given that it took lawmakers years to agree on online sports betting. Bill-sponsor Sen. Joe Addabbo has told The Action Network he wants to get the conversation started on online casino gaming during the current legislative session. Addabbo’s bill would tax gross revenue from iGaming at 25%, with operators paying a one-time $2 million fee to the state. A bill summary projects that New York could yield $475 million annually in tax revenue on top of $150 million in licensing fees. Seven states are currently authorized to provide regulated, online interactive gaming, including neighbors New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Those states brought in more than $1 billion in online casino gaming revenue in 2021, plus another $120 million in tax revenue over the calendar year.

Tax Rates in the Empire State Are Steep for Operators

Even as legal books, it won’t be a lucrative market for most operators like DraftKings or BetRivers because of the 51% tax rate on profits imposed by the state. Keep in mind, nearby New Jersey has an 8.5% tax for in-person sports bets and a 13% tax for online and mobile sports bets.

However, because of the massive population, cultural significance to the sports landscape and the hope (with legal backing) that the tax rate will decrease to 35% with 13 total operators in the mix, major books have wanted to be a part of the market from the beginning for its long-term potential.

In an April 2021 report on the state's fiscal budget, Thomas P. DiNapoli, the state's comptroller, asserted that the state is expected to generate $1.2 billion in gambling revenue within the next few years despite restrictions.

How do taxes work with sports betting winnings (or losses)?

Whether you play online on a mobile device or at a physical sportsbook in New York, all sports betting winnings (and other gambling, including fantasy football) above $600 a year are taxed and must be reported. That amount could come from one big bet or smaller bets that add up to $600. The other details:

Federal Taxes

The federal tax rate on gambling winnings is 24%. When you win large amounts, the payer will often withhold 24% at the time you cash out. The payer also will provide you with a W2-G form to record the transaction. What would be considered a large amount of money? It depends on the game you are playing. The magic number for slot machines is $1,200 and it is closer to $1,500 for keno. The number goes up to $5,000 for sweepstakes, gambling pools and lotteries.

State Taxes

State taxes are dependent on your variable income, and whether you file single or jointly. The state tax rates are as low as 4% and as high as 10.9%. Here is the breakdown of the New York state tax brackets:

Deducting Losses

You can deduct sports betting losses, but only as an itemized deduction — foregoing the standard deduction that most people take. It may or may not be worth it to do so. Additionally, the losses you deduct can't be greater than the amount of gambling income you report. 

Example: With $2,000 in winnings but $4,000 in losses, your deduction is limited to $2,000. You can’t write off the other $2,000 you lost. 

Gambling losses claimed up to the number of winnings are classified as "other itemized deductions" on your Schedule A Form 1040 come tax time with the IRS.

We recommend bettors keep receipts and detailed records on betting activity — one of the reasons online sportsbooks are great. They're kept by default and easy to access. 

Pro Sports Teams in New York

New York Jets and WynnBET

The New York Jets and WynnBET have a multi-year agreement in place that has made the brand the official sports betting partner of the team. The partnership will bring a WynnBET Green Room to MetLife Stadium, which features an all-inclusive food and beverage hospitality space at Jets home games. The space will be approximately 4,800 square feet and provide a sportsbook experience that will allow Jets fans to access WynnBET betting content such as point spreads, game totals, in-play wagering and more.

Jets Odds

New York Giants and DraftKings

The New York Giants and DraftKings have an agreement in place to make DraftKings the official sports betting, iGaming and Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) partner. DraftKings and the Giants are providing a free-to-play Pick 'Em game that is available to Giants fans weekly. The partnership also includes a SportsLounge open on Giants' game days where guests can engage on DraftKings platforms.

 Giants Odds

Buffalo Bills and FanDuel

The Buffalo Bills and FanDuel Group announced a multi-year partnership at the beginning of 2022, designating FanDuel as an official mobile sports betting partner of the Buffalo Bills. In addition to the use of official Bills marks and logos, FanDuel will gain access to a range of media assets, including TV and radio spots to engage Bills fans and in-game signage and activations at Highmark Stadium.

Buffalo Bills Odds

New York Knicks and Caesars Sportsbook

Madison Square Garden and Caesars Sportsbook announced a multi-year agreement in November 2021 that made the sportsbook the official sports betting partner of the New York Knicks. Caesars Sportsbook will have a branded hospitality space inside Madison Square Garden that will be open for all Knicks and New York Rangers games. The space will undergo a full refurbishment ahead of the 2022-2023 Knicks and Rangers season and will include Caesars branding with special guest appearances, giveaways and more.

Knicks Odds

Brooklyn Nets and Betway Sportsbook

The Brooklyn Nets and Betway announced a new partnership in late March 2022, and the details of that partnership and what it means is still forthcoming. The Nets' origin can be traced back to 1967 when they joined the American Basketball Association (ABA) as the New Jersey Americans. They relocated to Long Island and rebranded as the New York Nets a year later. They relocated to New Jersey and remained there until 2012 before yet another move, this time to Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Nets Odds

New York Yankees - No Sportsbook Partner

The New York Yankees joined the MLB in 1901 as the Baltimore Orioles before being purchased and moving to the state two years later as the Highlanders. They became the Yankees in 1913. The Yankees are the most successful MLB team in history with 27 World Series and 40 American League pennants. They have won four consecutive World Series twice and nine total from 1950 through 1960. Their last championship came in 2009.

Yankees Odds

New York Mets - No Sportsbook Partner

As part of the second set of expansion teams to be brought to the MLB, the Mets were founded in 1962. Though they struggled at first, the "Miracle Mets" made a Cinderella story run in 1969 en route to their first-ever World Series, upsetting the Baltimore Orioles. They added another title in 1986, their most recent to date.

Mets Odds

New York Rangers and Caesars Sportsbook

The New York Rangers' partnership with Caesars stems from the Madison Square Garden deal that also includes the Knicks. The Rangers were founded in 1926 and are one of the Original Six before the NHL's expansion in 1967.

Rangers Odds

New York Islanders - No Sportsbook Partner

The New York Islanders were founded in 1972 and after two years began the best era of its franchise. The Islanders made 14 straight playoff appearances, won 19 straight playoff series and took home four straight Stanley Cups from 1979-83.

Islanders Odds

Buffalo Sabres and FanDuel Sportsbook

The Buffalo Sabres and FanDuel have a multi-year partnership in place that has made FanDuel an official sports betting partner of the team. The deal gives FanDuel the exclusive rights to branding, sports betting odds and promotions during Sabres broadcasts.

Buffalo Sabres Odds

New York City FC - No sportsbook partner

New York City FC joined the MLS in 2015 as an expansion team, and after a bumpy first season finished second in the Eastern Conference in 2016. They play their home games at Yankee Stadium.

New York Red Bulls - No sportsbook partner

The Red Bulls have been around since MLS's inaugural season in 1996, first as the MetroStars before rebranding as the Red Bulls a decade later. The Red Bulls, like the Jets and Giants, actually play their games in New Jersey and not New York. They play their home games at Red Bull Arena, which opened in 2010, and are coached by Gerhard Struber.

New York Liberty - No sportsbook partner

The Liberty are one of the eight original franchises from the WNBA's founding in 1997. 

Learn more about the available sportsbooks and promo codes in New York:

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