How to read betting splits at FanDuel
Each row pairs the market's bets% and money% with FanDuel's live price. A side whose money share runs far ahead of its ticket share is carrying the bigger, typically sharper wagers. When that side's best price is NOT at FanDuel, the market is telling you FD is holding it at a shade - bet it where the number is best instead.
FanDuel's line vs the market
FanDuel's prices reflect its own book: enormous recreational volume, aggressive promos, and same-game-parlay flow that concentrates liability on favorites and overs. That mix means FD's number on popular sides is often a touch worse than the market's best - and occasionally better on the unpopular side it wants. The Best-ML column names the strongest current price; the full comparison across every market lives in our free line-shopping tool.
Bets vs money: the split that matters
The ticket share is the crowd; the money share is the weight. A wide gap between them is the signal worth acting on, in either direction. Sport-by-sport market splits: NFL, college football, MLB, NBA.
Does this show FanDuel's internal numbers?
No. FanDuel does not publish house liability, and any page claiming to show it is guessing. This page shows market-wide public betting splits from our data provider next to the price FanDuel is actually posting - clearly labeled, genuinely useful.
Where this data comes from, and its limits
Prices: FanDuel's posted line and the market-best line come from a multi-book odds feed of the regulated US books we track, retrieved when you open the page or select Refresh; the timestamp on the board shows that retrieval. Splits: the bets% and money% figures are MARKET-WIDE public betting percentages from our splits provider - they describe the whole market, not FanDuel's internal house liability, which no sportsbook publishes. Prices move constantly; always confirm the current number in the FanDuel app before betting.
FanDuel betting splits: frequently asked questions
What are FanDuel betting splits?
Betting splits show the share of bets (tickets) and the share of money (handle) on each side of a game. This page shows market-wide splits next to FanDuel's own posted line, so you can see how FD is pricing the popular and the sharp side.
Are these FanDuel's internal betting percentages?
No. FanDuel does not publish its internal house numbers. The percentages are market-wide public betting splits from our data provider, shown beside FanDuel's actual posted price.
Why is FanDuel's line different from the best line?
Books price for their own liability. FanDuel's huge recreational and parlay flow concentrates money on favorites and overs, so FD often shades those sides. Compare FD's number to the market's best before you bet - it is the simplest edge there is.
How often do these splits update?
The board refreshes through the day. Splits and prices are as-of load time and can move within minutes - confirm the current price in the app before betting.
