Underdog and PrizePicks are the two biggest pick’em daily fantasy apps in the country, and choosing between them is less about which is objectively better and more about which one fits the way you play. The core game is nearly identical on both, so the smarter question is what kind of DFS player you are. … Read more
PrizePicks is legal in New York as of early 2026, but the version New Yorkers can play is not the one most of the country knows. The classic against-the-house pick’em that made the brand famous stays banned in the state. What returned instead is a peer-to-peer format where you compete against other users, and that … Read more
Yes, You Can Play — But the Legal Ground Is Shifting PrizePicks is currently accessible to California players, and the platform has operated in the state for years. But “accessible” and “clearly legal” aren’t quite the same thing here — California’s Attorney General has directly challenged whether daily fantasy sports platforms like PrizePicks are legal … Read more
The Short Answer: Yes, But Coverage Is Inconsistent PrizePicks officially lists boxing among its supported sports, but that doesn’t mean every fight card gets props. Coverage tends to be spotty and event-dependent, which catches a lot of fight fans off guard when they check the app expecting a marquee bout to be there. Here’s exactly … Read more
