Funded sports betting: the guide to sports prop firms
A sports betting prop firm sells you a challenge on a simulated bankroll, then pays you a share of your profits if you pass. BETfunded compares these operators: their prices, their rules and their payout terms, read on their own websites and dated.
Facts checked on · How we compare
See the comparison How a challenge works
- 6
operators compared
In the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe.
- $8.99
the lowest entry price
Fan Funded's Blitz Challenge, for a $2,000 account.
- 15% to 35%
the profit target
In one, two or three steps, depending on the operator.
- 60% to 90%
the payout share
Paid to the bettor on the funded account.
The operators at a glance
One line per operator. The full table, criterion by criterion, is in the comparison.
| Operator | Entry price | Evaluation | Time limit | Payout share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bankroll U | $49 | 15% target, then four free levels | 14 days per level | Bonus of 10% to 80% |
| Fan Funded | $29.99 | Two steps at 33% | 30 days per step | Up to 70% |
| GetBet Funded | £35 | Two phases: 30%, then 20% | 30 days per phase | 70% to 80% |
| MySportsFunding | €100 | None: instant funding | Not applicable | 60% |
| Playvo, formerly Player Profit | From $39 | One phase at 25% | Not published | 70% |
| Prime Sports Funded | €109 €81.75 with code PROMO25 | One step at 35% | None | 80%, or 90% with a paid option |
Where to start
The comparison
Operators side by side: prices, targets, loss limits, payouts.
Operator reviews
One page per prop firm, with its rules, strengths and weaknesses.
Guides
How a challenge works and what to check before you pay.
How a challenge works
- You pay a fixed fee for an account size.
- You bet a simulated bankroll to reach a profit target without crossing the loss limits.
- You get a funded account if you pass.
- You receive a share of the profits, on the operator's payout schedule.
What you risk is the fee. The full guide covers the rules that end a challenge.
How we work
Every number comes from the operator's own website, with the date of the check and the list of pages we read. We have not taken a challenge with every operator: we compare published conditions.
The criteria are the same for every operator. They are described in how we compare.
Frequently asked questions
What is a sports betting prop firm?
It is a company that sells an evaluation, called a challenge. You pay a fixed fee, bet a simulated bankroll under set rules, and receive a share of the profits if you reach the target. The mechanism is explained in our guide.
What is a funded sports betting account?
It is the account you get after passing a challenge. You keep betting under the operator's rules, and the operator pays you a share of the profits: from 60% to 90% among the six operators we compared on October 3, 2026. The funds on the account are simulated.
What happened to the BETfunded challenge?
BETfunded used to be a prop firm. Its challenges are no longer on sale, and the site is now this guide. The story is on the BETfunded today page.