How we compare sports betting prop firms

Every number in this guide comes from a page published by the operator itself, read on a specific date. Here is what we record, what we cannot verify, and how pages are kept up to date.

In short

Sources: Each operator's own website (pricing, rules, FAQ, terms) and its public Trustpilot profile.
Dates: The date of the last check is shown at the top of every page.
Table order: Alphabetical.
Limit: We compare published conditions, not a customer's experience.

What we record for each operator

The same ten points for everyone. When an operator does not publish a point, we write "not published". We do not guess.

Criterion	What we record	Why it matters
Challenge price	The listed price for each account size, before any promotion.	It is the amount you can lose.
Profit target	The percentage to reach and the number of steps.	It sets how hard the challenge really is.
Loss limits	The maximum loss and the daily loss allowed.	One bad day can end the challenge.
Staking rules	The maximum stake per bet, the odds allowed, the bet types and the sports.	They decide whether the way you bet is allowed.
Time limits	The maximum duration, the minimum number of bets or active days.	A short deadline pushes you to force stakes.
Profit split and payouts	The share of profits paid out, payout frequency and minimum, payment methods.	It is what you receive, and when.
Refund	Whether the challenge fee is returned after you pass.	It changes the real cost.
Access	Accepted countries or states, site language, currency.	A challenge closed to your location is of no use to you.
Company	The company named on the site and its country.	You know who you are paying.
Public reviews	The Trustpilot score and the number of reviews on the date of the check.	A signal, to be read with its date.

Where the numbers come from

We read what the operator publishes: its pricing page, its rules, its FAQ, its terms. When two pages of the same site contradict each other, we say so in the review and we keep the terms.

Trustpilot scores are read on the operator's public profile, with the number of reviews. Every review ends with the list of pages we consulted, so you can repeat the check yourself.

What this method does not cover

We compare published conditions. We have not taken a challenge with every operator. We cannot vouch for a real payout delay or for the quality of a support team. On those two points we refer to public reviews and their dates.

A promotion can change a price overnight. Always check the operator's site before you pay.

How pages are kept up to date

Every page shows the date of its last check. When an operator changes its prices or rules, the page is revised and the date moves. If the date is old, trust the operator's site first.

Who writes

Pages are written and checked by the BETfunded editorial team. They carry no author name: what the guide stands on is the list of sources at the bottom of each page.