Best Figure Skating Bookmakers
| Bookmaker | Sports Coverage | Key Feature | Official Site |
|---|---|---|---|
| bet365 | Figure skating (Olympics, major ISU events and seasonal coverage where offered); winter-sports hubs during Olympic windows. | Broad event coverage and deep Winter Olympics hub — tends to publish event guides and markets for skating at major championships. | Official Site |
| Betfair Exchange | Olympic figure-skating markets and championship outrights (exchange liquidity varies by event). | Exchange pricing and in-play trading for thin/outright skating markets — useful for trading between short program and free skate. | Official Site |
| DraftKings Sportsbook | Figure skating markets during the Winter Olympics and major championships (US-facing markets depend on state regulation). | US-market Olympics coverage with event-specific props and article-led odds previews from DraftKings’ editorial network. | Official Site |
| FanDuel Sportsbook | Figure skating (Olympics and selected championship markets; prop depth varies by event and state). | Large prop menus for marquee Olympic skating finals and prominent US-market coverage cited by sports media. | Official Site |
| BetMGM | Olympic figure skating and a broad Winter Olympics portfolio where the operator is licensed to accept wagers. | Full Winter-Olympics hub in regulated markets with outrights, podium and selected props; strong US-state footprint. | Official Site |
| Betway / William Hill (select markets) | Winter-sports coverage that explicitly lists “skating”; William Hill and Betway have historically published Olympic skating markets. | Longstanding sportsbook brands in European and some North American markets; conservative market depth but reliable settlement rules for ISU/Olympic events. | Official Site |
Why this list — and who this guide is for
This ranking is focused exclusively on sportsbooks and exchanges that have demonstrated public, event-specific coverage of figure skating — especially during the Winter Olympics and other ISU championship windows — and that operate under verifiable regulatory frameworks in major markets. Figure skating is a judged sport: markets are event-driven and often appear only for major championships (Worlds, Grand Prix Final, European / Four Continents, and the Winter Olympics). Availability, market depth and in-play options vary a lot by operator and by jurisdiction, so the operators below were chosen for their proven coverage of skating events or for offering exchange-style trading when Olympic or world-level skating markets are active. (news.bet365.com)
Short summaries of each operator
bet365 — wide Olympic winter-sports coverage
bet365 runs dedicated Winter Olympics hubs and editorial guides that explicitly list figure skating as a core Winter-Olympics sport; during Olympic windows it publishes event pages, schedules and multiple market types (outrights, podiums and event props where permitted). This makes bet365 a practical first stop for bettors looking for breadth of markets and editorial context around skaters and event timing. Availability outside Olympic windows varies by market and by the operator’s trading schedule. (news.bet365.com)
Betfair Exchange — best for trading price discovery
Betfair’s exchange markets can be especially valuable in judged sports like figure skating where a small number of bettors and traders move prices sharply between the short program/rhythm dance and the free skate/free dance. The Exchange was active and closely quoted for Olympic medal and medal-count markets in 2026 and remains the go-to for many experienced traders who prefer to lay, back and trade positions rather than use fixed-odds books. Liquidity and available markets are event-dependent; major ISU and Olympic events are the likeliest moments to find deep exchange markets. (sbcnews.co.uk)
DraftKings — strong US Olympic coverage (state-limited)
DraftKings published figure skating odds and editorial previews for the 2026 Winter Olympics and offered a range of Olympic markets in US states where it is licensed. If you are betting from a regulated US state, DraftKings is a principal provider for Winter-Olympics skating markets and related props; remember that DraftKings’ availability depends on state-by-state licensing. (dknetwork.draftkings.com)
FanDuel — deep prop menus for marquee finals
FanDuel has been widely cited by sports media for providing extensive Olympic prop coverage, including technical-score ranges and medal winner markets for figure skating at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Like DraftKings, FanDuel’s offer is geographically restricted to US states where it holds a license — the menu and depth are typically greater for finals and for the Olympic window than for regular-season ISU events. (si.com)
BetMGM — full Olympic hub in regulated markets
BetMGM published Winter-Olympics content and ran figure-skating markets in the venues and state jurisdictions where it is licensed; editorial and promotional activity around the Games has been part of their product offering, especially in North American regulated markets. As with other major US operators, availability depends on state licensing. (sports.betmgm.ca)
Betway and William Hill — reliable settlement rules, conservative limits
Both Betway and William Hill list “skating” or “winter sports” in their rules and have a long track record of offering Olympic and championship skating markets in regulated territories. These brands are often conservative on maximum stakes and account restrictions in niche judged sports, but they provide clear settlement rules tied to ISU / official result documents — a key feature for judged-sport bettors who must understand how protests, DQs or CAS decisions might be handled for settlement. (betway.bg)
How we selected and ranked operators
- Event coverage evidence: operators were included only if they publicly displayed Olympic/major-championship figure skating markets, editorial previews, or winter-sports hubs during a recent Olympic cycle. (news.bet365.com)
- Regulatory transparency: preference was given to operators with visible licensing or clear state / national availability notes (UK/US regulated books, Malta/Gibraltar licensees and US state lists) so readers can verify legal access in their jurisdiction. �