The facts
Operator/parentSportsHub Technologies LLC, part of SportsHub Games Network, which also runs LeagueSafe
Current welcome offer (as of July 2026)None published. Fanball advertises no welcome bonus, no deposit match and no free contest entry for new accounts
License modelPaid-entry fantasy contests under the fantasy sports carve-out in the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, not a state-licensed casino product
States available (as of July 2026)Set in the SportsHub terms rather than a published state map; read the eligibility list in the operator's own terms before depositing
Game typesSalary-cap daily fantasy, auction formats and season-long contests
Payment methodsCard and online payment methods through the SportsHub account system
Minimum age18+ in most states, with higher minimums in a handful of states; confirm in the operator's terms
Strengths
- Long-running operator inside SportsHub Games Network, the same company behind LeagueSafe's league-money escrow service
- Offers auction formats alongside standard salary-cap contests, which most daily fantasy apps do not
- Covers both daily and season-long play in one account rather than specializing in a single format
- The mobile app was still being updated as of March 2026, so the product is actively maintained
Watch outs
- No welcome bonus of any kind, so a new player deposits at full price with nothing added, unlike essentially every rival in this category
- State eligibility is set in the SportsHub terms rather than shown as a map on the site, so you have to read the terms to know if you can play
- The contest pools are far smaller than at DraftKings or FanDuel, which affects both prize sizes and how quickly contests fill
- Fantasy contests are not state-licensed casino products, so the consumer protections that apply to a regulated iCasino do not apply here
Who it is for
Experienced fantasy players who specifically want auction and salary-cap formats from an established operator, and who are not choosing a site based on sign-up promotions.