Fubo Sportsbook review

What do you get when you mix a booming US sports betting industry with a dying cable TV industry? Fubo Sportsbook.

Fubo Sportsbook is an innovative online sports betting company that is looking to change the way we watch and bet on sports (for the better).

Fubo Sportsbook integrates betting & live sports streaming like never before

Using the resources and success of its parent company, fuboTV, Fubo Sportsbook is combining its online sportsbook with its online tv streaming service. This means bettors can fully integrate their online sportsbook and live TV streaming service into one streamlined product.

Fubo Sportsbook allows fuboTV subscribers to sync up their betting app with their live sports streaming, resulting in a game-changing way to live bet on sports. As a passionate sports bettor myself, I have to say the potential of this idea is super exciting and I can't wait to see how this product evolves over time.

However, as it stands right now, I can't help but feel like Fubo Sportsbook just isn't up to par with some of the other popular US sportsbooks such as BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook, or FanDuel Sportsbook.

Fubo Sportsbook lacks some key features that we find in other sportsbooks on the market, such as a Same Game Parlay feature or a high-quality live game tracker for non-fuboTV subscribers. In all fairness though, Fubo Sportsbook is a very new sportsbook and it's most likely that these missing features will eventually be introduced as the sportsbook finds its legs.

Fubo Sportsbook is looking to continue its expansion around the US, having already secured some important partnerships that should see the TV streaming provider-turned-Sportsbook gain market access to some key states.

Fubo Sportsbook is best experienced via its app for iOS devices. While the desktop version is still usable by all means, it pails in comparison to using the Fubo Sportsbook mobile app. With the Fubo Sportsbook app, fuboTV subscribers can use the 'Live Sync' function to pair their betting app with fuboTV live streaming to make an all-in-one live betting experience.

While the app is our preferred way to enjoy Fubo Sportsbook, it still has its fair share of flaws and room for improvement.

Specifically, the app could use some more fine-tuning when it comes to organization and layout. Some sections and betting markets (such as the 'Futures' betting markets) are a bit overwhelming due to the lack of sub-categories. This means you may spend an annoying amount of time scrolling through a long list of betting markets to find the one you want. This isn't a major issue by any means, but its certainly something we hope to see fixed in future updates of the app.

Another negative aspect of the app is the fact that it is currently only available for iOS devices. This means, for the time being, there is, unfortunately, no official app for Android devices, which is something I'm sure Fubo Sportsbook will be working hard to change.

Fubo Sportsbook is still a relatively new product, which means these issues are more likely than not temporary growing pains. We hope that going forward Fubo Sportsbook will work on their app to be better organized as well as include Android users.

Fubo Sportsbook iOS App

• Available on the App Store
• 4.8/5 user rating based on 169 reviews

Fubo Sportsbook Android App

• Not currently available

Fubo Sportsbook offers a decent range of sports to bet on. Nothing I'm too impressed by, nor overly disappointed with.

In comparison to other mature sportsbooks like Bet365 or Unibet, it's true you won't find as many sports and betting markets on Fubo Sportsbook. However, for the average US bettor, I don't think the lack of niche sports will pose too big of a problem as Fubo Sportsbook does a good job at covering the basics, plus a few niche options as well.

Here is the full list of sports you can bet on with Fubo Sportsbook:

When looking at the betting features offered by Fubo Sportsbook, again, I was neither over-the-moon impressed nor egregiously disappointed. You can find many of the common features one would hope to find in a sportsbook today, such as parlays, round robbins, futures, and teasers.

One of the biggest issues I have with Fubo Sportbook's offered features, or rather the lack of features, is the absence of a Single Game Parlay feature. Personally, this is one of my favorite ways to bet on a match, so to see this isn't currently available on Fubo Sportsbook was a big letdown for me.

Knowing that many other bettors feel the same way I do, we can only hope that Fubo Sportsbook will be sensible enough to incorporate a Same Game Parlay function in the near future.

Live betting is Fubo Sportsbook's bread and butter.

It's no mystery what Fubo Sportsbook's game plan is in order to stand out from the competition: Offer the best live betting experience in the US.

Fubo Sportsbook's primary draw is the Live Sync capability with fuboTV, similar to how other sportsbooks like PointsBet and SI Sportsbook offer unique selling points to stand out from the rest of the crowd. Fubo Sportsbook enables fuboTV customers to sync their sports betting app with sports events that are live on the streaming platform. This makes Fubo Sportsbook's live betting a unique experience that is rivaled by few.

If you have a fuboTV subscription, Fubo Sportsbook's live betting is superb, however, if you don't have a fuboTV subscription you're left with a sub-par live betting experience that just doesn't stack up to other sportsbooks like BetMGM, BetRivers, or Caesars Sportsbook.

Like most new sportsbooks, Fubo Sportsbook isn't in its final form yet. They have plenty of room to improve in terms of payment methods, as the list of withdrawal options is a bit thin right now and is missing any type of e-wallet support, most notably PayPal. The depositing options are more extensive than the withdrawal options, at least.

Let's break down the different deposit and withdrawal methods available on Fubo Sportsbook.

Fubo Sportsbook customers can choose from a range of standard payment methods that include:

• Credit/Debit Card*
• PayPal
• Paysafe Card
• Paysafe Cash
• ACH
• Wire Transfer
• Sightline Play+

*not available in Iowa

I'm very satisfied with the array of choices for depositing funds into your Fubo Sportsbook betting account, however, it would be nice to see more than one e-wallet option. Depending on which deposit method you choose, deposits hit your account anywhere from instantly to within a few minutes.

Additionally, Fubo Sportsbook's minimum deposit amount of $10 is on par with most sportsbooks in the US, with the exception of DraftKings' $5 minimum deposit. All in all, I have no real complaints about Fubo Sportsbook's deposit options.

Fubo Sportsbook customers are limited to just two withdrawal methods, including:

• ACH
• Sightline Play+

Fubo Sportsbook has plenty of room to improve when it comes to the number of withdrawal methods.

If you are like me and prefer to use an e-wallet option such as PayPal when handling transactions, inbound and outbound, you'll be disappointed to see the lack of any e-wallet support for withdrawals.

While there is nothing wrong with the current withdrawal methods, Fubo Sportsbook will have to introduce more viable withdrawal options if they want to stack up to the tough competition.

As it currently stands, Fubo Sportsbook customers can use PayPal for deposits, but not for withdrawals.

We've seen new operators, like SI Sportsbook, for example, take a while to roll out all of their payment options. Given the public demand for PayPal, or any other e-wallet, as a payment option for both deposits and withdrawals, we fully expect Fubo Sportsbook to flesh out its payment methods and include PayPal in its withdrawal methods in the near future.

Fubo Sportsbook's newness is felt in the customer support department. Currently, the only options Fubo Sportsbook offers in terms of customer support are an FAQ, contact form, and email support.

Disappointingly, there are no options to call customer support or live chat with a customer service representative. Again, we have to keep in mind that Fubo Sportsbook is early on in its development so it's somewhat expected that it won't have all the customer support options you'll find on a more established and mature sportsbook like FanDuel or Caesars Sportsbook. We hope and expect more customer support options to be introduced as Fubo Sportsbook matures.