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The matchup · checked on

Sports betting prop firms

No. 1 Our pick

Prime Sports FundedFan Funded, 3 Step

Chance of getting funded
72%
14%

Steady profile · how we calculate

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PROMO25: 25% off, applied at checkout

You pay for a challenge on a simulated bankroll. Our pick is Prime Sports Funded, based on the modeled cost of getting funded.

The short answer

A sports prop firm sells a challenge on a simulated bankroll. Hit its target within the loss limits to qualify for a funded account.

Our pick: Prime Sports Funded. Steady profile, real cost of €114 versus $435 at Fan Funded, 3 Step: price ÷ chance of passing.

The standings

What getting funded costs

Failed attempts add to the entry fee. Amounts stay in their original currencies, with no ranking across currencies.

Steady profile: 55% of bets won at -110 (1.91), 3 bets a day

  1. 1 Prime Sports Funded Challenge €114 real cost

    72% chance of getting funded. €81.75 with code PROMO25 (€109 without).

    See the No. 1
  2. MySportsFunding Instant Funding €499 real cost

    €499.

Priced in pounds

  • GetBet Funded Standard plan £225 real cost

    34% chance: 54%, then 63%. 90 bets at most in 30 days. £76 price shown with the operator's 20% discount, no published end date.

Priced in US dollars

  • Bankroll U Combine $292 real cost

    $245. Based on: Combine only.

  • Fan Funded 3 Step $435 real cost

    14% chance: 52% per phase, 3 times in a row. 90 bets at most in 30 days. $59.99.

Not ranked: Playvo (bankroll size not published), OddsON (stake limits not published; accounts of 5,000 and up not yet on sale).

See the standings on all three profiles

Real cost: challenge price ÷ chance of getting funded. Flat stakes, average odds of -110 (1.91).

How we calculate
  • Three profiles: 54% of bets won and 2 bets a day; 55% and 3; 57% and 4.
  • Each operator is taken at the stake that gives it its best chance, within its allowed range.
  • Time-limited challenge: the number of bets is capped by the profile's pace.
  • Several phases: the chances multiply.
  • Not simulated: daily loss limits, minimum number of bets, activity targets, consistency rules.
  • Bankroll U is taken at its Combine, the lowest real cost among the offers retained for this matchup, on the steady profile. Five levels: not ranked (higher real cost on the steady profile).
  • Bankroll U: Combine only, which opens the Rookie level at 10% of profits.
  • Fan Funded is taken at its 3 Step, the lowest real cost among the offers retained for this matchup, on the steady profile. 2 Step: not ranked (higher real cost on the steady profile). Blitz: not ranked (too close to call: the gap depends on the exchange rate).
  • GetBet Funded: price shown with the operator's 20% discount, no published end date.
  • Prime Sports Funded price with code PROMO25.
  • Amounts are shown in each operator's own currency, with no conversion. Operators are not ranked across currencies.
  • The math holds for these profiles, not for every bettor.

The teams

Meet the operators

Steady profile · how we calculate

The rulebook

A challenge in four steps

  1. Pay for a challenge at your chosen bankroll size.
  2. Hit the target without exceeding the loss limits.
  3. Qualify for a funded account if you pass.
  4. Request your share of profits under the payout rules.

The turning point

Same bettor, two bankrolls

With the same return, a larger bankroll changes your stake size. The math gives an average, not a guarantee.

Expected average gain over a month, same bettor
  • $500 of your own, $10 stakes $50
  • $5,000 funded, $100 stakes, after the 80% split $400

On $100,000 funded: $2,000 stakes, an average gain of $8,000 after the split.

Assumptions: a 5% return per unit staked, 100 bets a month, stakes of 2% of the bankroll. An average, not a guarantee: a month can end down. Prime Sports Funded shows its bankroll in US dollars.

Prime Sports Funded 5,000 to 100,000 funded, one step

See the available bankrolls

PROMO2525% off, applied at checkout

The schedule

Where to start

The call

How we work

Published terms, checked on October 3, 2026; we have not tested every operator's challenge.

Chances and real cost are modeled. Assumptions sit below the standings; read our method.

Frequently asked questions

What is a sports betting prop firm?

An operator that sells a challenge: hit a target without exceeding its loss limits. Passing opens a funded account, where you receive a share of profits subject to the rules. At Prime Sports Funded, the bankroll stays simulated after evaluation. Our guide explains the process.

How much does a sports betting challenge cost?

Prime Sports Funded's 5,000 challenge costs €81.75 with code PROMO25, rather than €109. Modeled real cost is price divided by the chance of passing, accounting for possible failed attempts. It is a theoretical average, not your bill or a guaranteed pass.

Does BETfunded still sell challenges?

No. BETfunded used to be a prop firm; its challenges are no longer on sale. The site now compares operators and explains their rules. BETfunded today covers the change.

Final score

One step, time on your side

5,000 challenge: €81.75 with code PROMO25, versus €109 without the discount. A +35% target, no time limit.

Prime Sports Funded No. 1 in our standings

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