Best Figure Skating Betting Apps

August 30, 2026

Best Figure Skating Betting Apps

At a glance: what this list covers

This independent ranking highlights real sportsbook apps that showed verified figure‑skating market coverage during recent Olympic cycles and major ISU events, and whose sites or help pages document figure‑skating / winter‑sports categories, betting rules or published odds. All entries were checked for (a) explicit figure‑skating market pages or Olympic-market reporting, and (b) licensing / market‑access information published by the operator. Operator availability is event-driven — many books open figure‑skating markets only around the Winter Olympics, World Championships or Grand Prix events — so confirm live market listings before assuming continuous coverage. (news.bet365.com)

Why these apps made the list

• Verified event coverage — each listed operator either publishes a figure‑skating or winter‑sports section, or was documented publishing Olympic figure‑skating odds during Milano‑Cortina 2026. (betsson.com)
• Transparent rules — settlement and “skating” rules were confirmed on operator help or terms pages (important for judged sports where official result sources matter). (content001.la.bet365.com)
• App quality and market depth — preference given to operators that showed either a dedicated Olympic/figure‑skating hub or evidence of deeper prop/podium markets during major competitions. (betmgm.com)

Short operator notes (what bettors should know)

Bet365

Bet365 routinely publishes event pages and news coverage for Winter Olympic sports including figure skating, and its sportsbook rules reference “Skating” and outright/podium markets. Bet365 tends to release broad Olympic markets early and provides extensive outrights and podium markets while major events are active. Availability and which markets are shown depend on local licensing and geography — bet365 operates different regional sites and rule sets. Check the local bet365 site for your country before assuming access. (news.bet365.com)

FanDuel Sportsbook

FanDuel published prominent figure‑skating odds for Milano‑Cortina 2026; sports media outlets cited FanDuel lines for individual Olympic events and medal markets. FanDuel’s product is focused on licensed US states; if you are in a state where FanDuel is not licensed you will not see these markets. FanDuel is a strong choice for US bettors who want prop-rich Olympic markets and easy mobile wagering. (si.com)

DraftKings

DraftKings ran detailed Olympic figure‑skating previews and published opening odds for the Milano‑Cortina Games. DraftKings pairs editorial previews with app markets and is an obvious pick where DraftKings is licensed. Like FanDuel, its offering is state‑by‑state in the U.S.; market depth often spikes during Olympic windows. (dknetwork.draftkings.com)

BetMGM

BetMGM lists a dedicated figure‑skating category in its sportsbook (the page may show “no events available” outside major competitions, which is normal). BetMGM runs broad Olympic coverage in the U.S. states where it holds licences and typically promotes winter‑sport markets heavily during the Games. Confirm state availability and whether the book offers judged‑sport markets in your location. (betmgm.com)

Betsson

Betsson’s winter‑sports hub explicitly lists figure skating among its winter sports and documents the range of common markets (outright, podium, head‑to‑head). Betsson is licensed in Malta for EU customers and publishes site‑specific licensing details; it’s a reliable choice for European and Latin American markets where Betsson is active. (betsson.com)

Stake

Stake (crypto‑focused) exposes a “Figure Skating / Olympics” category and offered Olympic skating markets during the 2026 Games. Stake operates using Curaçao registration and is prominent with bettors who prefer crypto. Because Stake’s licensing model and market access differ from regulated, locally‑licensed operators, confirm legal access from your jurisdiction before depositing. (stake.com)

Betway

Betway’s betting rules and winter‑sports definitions include “Skating” and ISU/Olympic settlement references; third‑party Olympic betting guides and reviews list Betway as a regular provider of winter‑sports lines. It’s a solid generalist app with straightforward settlement rules for judged sports where they offer markets. Availability is governed by local licences. (betway.bg)

Regulation, availability and judged‑sport caveats

Figure skating is a judged sport, and many sportsbook policies explicitly link settlement to authoritative sources (ISU results, Olympic organisers). Always read the market’s rules before you bet — props and “total score” markets may be voided or settled differently if the official results are under review. We checked operator rules and event pages to verify that each bookmaker uses official ISU or Olympic results for settlement. (content001.la.bet365.com)

Geographic access matters. US‑facing operators such as FanDuel, DraftKings and BetMGM only show markets to customers in states where they hold a sportsbook licence; they may omit judged‑sport markets in states that limit or prohibit them. For example, state‑level restrictions apply in some U.S. jurisdictions (notably Massachusetts applies additional constraints for certain judged events in practice for some platforms — always check the local regulator and the operator’s states list). Where operators are licensed in multiple countries (Bet365, Betsson, Betway), market depth and available prop types change by region. Confirm access on the app or in the operator’s help center for your location. (dknetwork.draftkings.com