After spending years as the only major online sportsbook brand without a loyalty program, FanDuel Sportsbook launched Rewards Club in late 2026.
FanDuel Sportsbook Rewards Club is a tiered, points-based loyalty program that differs from competing programs in a few critical ways, both good and bad (more on that below).
Read on for the full FanDuel Rewards Club rundown. Below, we’ll explain where Rewards Club shines, where it falls short, who it best fits, and who should pass.
FanDuel Sportsbook Rewards Club Overview
FanDuel Rewards Club is strong in some areas and weak in others, making it a good fit for some bettors and an obvious “no-go” for others.
On the positive side, Rewards Club is straightforward and (mostly) transparent. Although the exact rewards can vary by customer, it’s trivial to calculate how many points a wager will earn before you place it.
However, its simplicity is also its biggest downside. FanDuel Rewards Club points aren’t redeemable for anything, and there are no physical or in-person benefits.
If you like earning your way toward swag, designer watches, and hotel comps, you’ll want to look elsewhere. Similarly, if you want a program where you can earn points both online and in person at participating casinos, Rewards Club isn’t the loyalty program for you.
FanDuel Rewards Club is optimized for online-first bettors. You don’t get points for playing casino games, and you can’t redeem them for free hotel stays.
Instead, everything you earn is for use at FanDuel Sportsbook. That’s fine if you’re an online bettor and don’t care about hotel stays, but it’s not ideal if you want more in-person perks or crossover casino rewards.
How FanDuel Rewards Club Works
FanDuel Rewards Club differs from other loyalty programs in its simplicity. You place bets, reach a tier, collect that tier’s rewards, and repeat next month.
Unlike other sports betting loyalty programs, FanDuel Rewards Club doesn’t issue points you can redeem for merch or other rewards. FanDuel Rewards uses points only to determine your tier status each month, and that determines what you get.
Here’s the basic rundown:
- Earn Points: You get points for every settled real-money sports wager of $1 or more. Note: You receive points when your bet settles, not when you place it.
- Achieve Tiers: Your point total during a month determines your tier for the rest of that month and the following month.
- Claim Rewards: Each tier comes with a set of rewards that you claim from the Rewards Club page in the FanDuel Sportsbook app.
- Reset: On the first of the month, your points total resets. At Level 2 and above, you keep a percentage of last month’s points credited toward the new month.
FanDuel Rewards Club Levels
FanDuel Rewards Club has four tiers plus an invitation-only VIP level. Everyone starts at Level 1 by default and can work their way up to higher levels by earning points.
Unlike most rewards programs, Rewards Club makes it easy to determine exactly what it will take to reach the next level. However, Rewards Club is not as clear about what each benefit is worth in dollar terms because the exact rewards can vary from one user to the next, even among members in the same tier.
Level 1: 0 to 999 Points
Everyone starts at Level 1, so there’s no minimum monthly points requirement. Unsurprisingly, Level 1 offers little more than what bettors already had before FanDuel launched the Rewards Club:
- Monthly Wildcard rewards (profit boost token, bet reset token, or $10 in bonus bets)
- Daily Rewards Club promotions
- Challenges
- Birthday reward (must claim within 7 days of your birthday)
Put simply, Level 1 is the free, “everyone qualifies” sample. It offers a taste of what Rewards Club is like, but it’s not a full meal. There are no weekly rewards or points carryover, so if you stay at Level 1, you’ll get one Wildcard every month and access to whatever general promos FanDuel decides to offer.
Level 2: 1,000 to 7,999 Points
Once you reach Level 2, Rewards Club starts feeling more like a legitimate loyalty program. At this level, you get everything available in Level 1 plus:
- Weekly Choose-Your-Own-Reward (three options)
- Level 2 exclusive betting promotions
- Monthly Wildcard (chance at $25 in bonus bets)
- 5% monthly points carryover
The weekly Choose-Your-Own-Reward is the biggest jump in benefits between Level 1 and Level 2. Each week, you’ll pick one reward from a short menu on the Rewards Club page. The main thing to know is that the weekly reward comes with a short claim-and-use window: you must claim and use it during that same week.
Level 3: 8,000 to 27,999 Points
At Level 3, you get all the previous levels’ rewards plus:
- Weekly Choose-Your-Own-Reward (four options with higher boosts and larger max bonuses)
- Level 3 exclusive promotions
- Monthly Wildcard (chance at $50 in bonus bets)
- Milestone rewards
- Bet Protect+ fee credits on your first 10 protected wagers each month (not available in CT, MA, or TN)
- 10% monthly points carryover
Note: Bet Protect+ is an optional FanDuel feature where you pay a 3% fee to add player injury protection to qualifying bets. If an eligible player leaves due to injury at any point during the game and does not return, FanDuel will refund the bet with cash (or remove that leg from the parlay and reprice the payout).
Level 4: 28,000+ Points
Level 4 is the top of the open ladder (Level 5 is by invitation only). It provides everything from the lower levels plus:
- Weekly Choose-Your-Own Reward (five options with even higher boosts and larger max bonuses)
- Level 4 exclusive promos
- Monthly Wildcard (chance at $100 in bonus bets)
- Bet Protect+ fee credits on your first 25 protected wagers each month (not available in CT, MA, or TN)
- Weekly exclusive sweepstakes entries
- 15% monthly points carryover
VIP: By Invitation Only
The FanDuel Rewards Club VIP level is by invitation only, and it’s unclear whether there are specific qualification criteria or if invitations are at the discretion of whoever makes that decision.
A look through the Rewards Club terms reveals some of the same types of rewards as other levels, although they’re presumably significantly more valuable at the VIP level:
- Enhanced birthday bonus
- Exclusive VIP-only promotions
- A VIP-tier Choose-Your-Own-Reward every week
- A VIP-level Monthly Wildcard offer
- VIP-exclusive sweepstakes entries
How to Earn FanDuel Rewards Club Points
All FanDuel Sportsbook customers automatically earn Rewards Club points when they place qualifying wagers. There’s no need to sign up or apply for membership. If you place bets, you earn points and can claim rewards.
The size and odds of every bet determine how many points you earn:
| Odds | Points per $1 Wagered |
| -1,000 to -201 | 1 |
| -200 to +199 | 2 |
| +200 to +999 | 4 |
| +1,000 to +3,999 | 5 |
| +4,000 or longer | 6 |
Examples:
- If you place a $10 bet on a -110 point spread, you’ll receive 20 points.
- If you place a $20 bet on a +250 moneyline, you’ll receive 80 points.
- If you place a $50 parlay bet at +450, you’ll receive 200 points.
- If you place a $100 longshot futures wager at +5,000, you’ll receive 600 points.
Generally, the longer the odds, the more points you earn per dollar wagered. Whether you win or lose doesn’t matter; every qualifying wager earns points when it settles. If you use a profit boost to place a wager, Rewards Club will calculate the points total based on the original, unboosted odds.
Canceled, voided, refunded, and cashed-out wagers don’t earn Rewards Club points. Neither do round-robins or wagers placed with bonus bets. If you place a wager with cash and bonus funds, only the cash portion earns points.
What It Takes to Reach Each Level
FanDuel’s transparent points-based system makes it easy to estimate how much wagering activity it requires to reach each tier.
For example, a bettor who mostly places standard -110 bets (2 points per $1 wagered) will advance to each level after reaching the following activity thresholds:
- Level 2 (1,000 points): $500 wagered in a month
- Level 3 (8,000 points): $4,000 wagered in a month
- Level 4 (28,000 points): $14,000 wagered in a month
Level 2 is within reach for casual but consistent bettors, especially those with an affinity for underdogs or parlays. The requirements to advance rise steeply after Level 2, so don’t alter your play just to reach a higher tier. The rewards aren’t worth violating every responsible gambling tenet (sticking to a budget, not wagering amounts of money that would hurt to lose, etc.).
FanDuel Rewards Club Benefits
FanDuel Rewards Club combines recurring offers with access to exclusive promotions and sweepstakes entries based on your activity. The most useful perk is the weekly opportunity to pick a reward that fits how you like to bet.
FanDuel Casino Rewards Club
FanDuel Casino operates a standalone loyalty program also called Rewards Club in states where it offers online gambling.
The two rewards programs share a name and overall approach to customer loyalty, but they do not share point balances: the points you earn in the Sportsbook Rewards Club do not count toward the Casino Rewards Club, and vice versa.
FanDuel Casino players earn 1-3 Rewards Club points per dollar wagered, depending on the game type:
| Game | Points per $1 Wagered |
| Slots and jackpot games | 3 |
| Roulette, craps, and most other games | 2 |
| Blackjack and baccarat | 1 |
Casino players can advance through four levels through play alone, with a fifth level available by invitation only:
- Level 1: 0 points / everyone starts here
- Level 2: 3,000 points
- Level 3: 15,000 points
- Level 4: 42,000 points
Typical FanDuel Casino Rewards Club benefits resemble those of the sportsbook version, including Reward Boxes, birthday bonuses, and access to exclusive promos.
The program’s headline reward is the Weekly Bonus Back, which offers a rebate on net losses paid as casino credit if you have a losing week. Bonus back percentages range from 5% at Level 2 to 25% at the invite-only VIP level, which sounds generous.
However, the rebate caps are paltry compared to the total wagering activity it takes to reach each level:
- Level 1: N/A
- Level 2: 5% of net losses (up to $5 per week)
- Level 3: 10% (up to $10 per week)
- Level 4: 15% (up to $35 per week)
- VIP: 25% (up to $125 per week)
How FanDuel Rewards Club Compares to Other Loyalty Programs
FanDuel Sportsbook arrived late to the loyalty party, but it still brought a surprisingly limited rewards program compared to the competition. Some of the most significant limitations include:
Unpredictable Reward Values: Rewards Club is refreshingly transparent on the earning side, but it is frustratingly vague on the receiving side. It solved one common issue with rewards programs (incoherent, opaque points systems) but traded that out for rewards that are inconsistent and impossible to value ahead of time.
Typically, a lack of published reward values means the rewards aren’t super valuable. That aligns with one of the strongest pieces of evidence we have regarding reward values: The Monthly Wildcard.
Consider this: You wager roughly $14,000 to reach Level 4. One of the headline rewards at Level 4 is the Monthly Wildcard, which offers “a chance” at a $100 bonus bet. After wagering that much to reach Level 4, a $100 bonus bet isn’t particularly motivating.
Rewards Have Short Fuses: Almost every Rewards Club benefit has a short fuse, although FanDuel states it may extend claim and usage windows at its discretion.
For instance, you must claim and use Weekly Rewards during that program week. By default, you have one day to claim the Monthly Wildcard, one week to claim your annual Birthday Reward, and one week to use both.
No Point Redemptions: Most sports betting VIP programs include a way to earn and redeem points for specific rewards. In contrast, there’s no way to redeem Rewards Club points for cash, bonuses, merchandise, or trips.
The lack of redemptions sharpens the lines between Rewards Club tiers. If you earn 7,999 points in a month and finish one point short of Level 3, you’ll receive the same rewards as someone who earned 1,000 points.
Levels Reset Monthly: The 5% to 15% points carryover helps, but you still end up having to re-earn the bulk of each tier’s points threshold to maintain your level month-to-month. Other programs let you keep your tier for at least a whole additional month, if not the entire rest of the year.
No Crossover Rewards: Although FanDuel Casino also runs a loyalty program called Rewards Club (more on that below), it’s a completely separate offering with no points crossover in either direction. Nearly every other major brand offers a singular, shared rewards program spanning its mobile sportsbook, online casino, and physical properties.
Together, the above weaknesses prevent FanDuel Rewards Club from excelling either as an online-only program or as a crossover program.
For example, DraftKings Dynasty offers a far more complete online-only rewards program that spans its sportsbook, casino, and daily fantasy offerings.
Members can redeem Crowns for a wide variety of merchandise, convert Crowns to DK Dollars, and earn ongoing perks as they move up in tiers (which they keep for the rest of the current year plus all of the next).
Meanwhile, Caesars Rewards and BetMGM Rewards both offer comprehensive loyalty benefits spanning all of their online products and connect members’ online play to physical casino and hotel rewards.
FanDuel Rewards Club FAQ
Wes Burns has more than a decade’s worth of experience as a writer, researcher and analyst in the legal gambling industry and is co-founder of BettingUSA.com. As a former professional online poker player, Wes approaches his work from the viewpoint of players.