BetOnline vs DraftKings: which has better odds?
On the sports and markets both books priced from Oct 28, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026, BetOnline kept 3.76% of every dollar bet on its main lines and DraftKings kept 4.56%. BetOnline was cheaper on 5 of the 5 we compared.
Cut by sport
| Sport | Market | BetOnline | DraftKings |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPL | moneyline | 3.72% | 6.37% |
| NBA | moneyline | 3.78% | 4.35% |
| NCAAF | moneyline | 3.88% | 4.44% |
| NFL | moneyline | 3.78% | 4.54% |
| NHL | moneyline | 3.19% | 4.51% |
Lower is better; the lower of the two is in bold.
What the difference costs
At $100 a week for a year, betting at DraftKings instead of BetOnline would cost about $39 more on average, on the same bets. The best price on any one game can still be at either book: the board compares them game by game.
Questions
Does BetOnline or DraftKings have better odds?
From Oct 28, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026, BetOnline kept less of every dollar bet on the main lines both books priced: 3.76% against DraftKings' 4.56%, cheaper on 5 of 5 sport-markets.
How we measure it
A book's cut on a market is how far its prices add up past 100%. Each price implies a win chance (1 divided by the decimal odds); on a fair market the chances of every side add up to exactly 100%. At -110 on both sides they add up to 104.76%, so the book keeps 4.76% of what's bet on that market, on average, whichever side wins. The lower the cut, the more of every dollar comes back.
Converge reads every listed book's prices on every game it covers, all day. For each book we take its main line on each game's moneyline, spread and total: the moneyline as it's offered, and for spreads and totals the pair of sides priced closest to even, since alternate lines carry a bigger cut and only some books post them. Each book's game and market counts once a day, at the first price we see that day. A book's overall figure weights each sport's market by how many games all books were measured on in it, so every book is scored on the same mix. A book we measured on fewer sports or markets than the rest is compared with the other books on the ones it has, and that difference is carried over to the full mix; the tables say which ones.
Player props and futures aren't included. The numbers are averages over many games: a single game at any book can be priced better or worse. Check any market's cut yourself.
Measured Oct 28, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026. Updated Nov 11, 2026. The figures are free to reuse with a link back: CSV, JSON. Converge isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or paid by any sportsbook named here. Names identify the books measured; each is a trademark of its owner.