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Fanatics vs ProphetX: how the pricing compares
Fanatics quotes fixed odds with its margin already inside the number: a −150 moneyline returns $166.67 on a $100.00 stake, and the difference between that and a zero-margin price is the book's hold. ProphetX is a CFTC-regulated exchange. It quotes the cost of a contract that settles at $1.00, so a 60¢ contract returns $166.67 per $100.00 before the exchange's fee, and because the price is set by other participants rather than by a house, the margin sits in the spread and the fee instead of in the quote. ProphetX has no fee method on record here. No fee and no net payout are stated for it: the gross payout is shown, and its price is indicative and does not compete for the best price until the method is confirmed.
The practical consequence for a bettor is that the two are not always comparable market for market. A sportsbook lists spreads, totals and player props; an exchange in our coverage generally lists game-outcome and futures-style contracts only. Where both list the same position, the payout comparison is direct, and that is what the panel below does.
The same position, both ways
Illustrative numbers, not live quotes
Take a $100.00 stake on the same outcome, quoted at −150 at Fanatics and at 60¢ at ProphetX, two quotes that each restate a 60% implied probability from the platform's own price. At −150 the payout is $100.00 × (100 ÷ 150) + $100.00 = $166.67, all-in. At 60¢ the same stake buys $100.00 ÷ $0.60 ≈ 166.7 contracts, worth $166.67 at settlement before fees, with no net figure stated, because ProphetX has no published fee method on record here and its price is shown as indicative. Identical implied probability, different net dollars: that difference is fee structure, and it is the entire reason this comparison exists.
Among the jurisdictions we model, Fanatics isn't available in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, Ontario. Among the jurisdictions we model, ProphetX isn't available in Nevada, Connecticut, Ontario. The figures show what each pays where it operates, so the comparison still holds. See the state-by-state guide and confirm directly with the platform before signing up.
Sample dataThis comparison is showing illustrative sample data — quotes here are synthetic and no game is claimed to be in progress. Live prices appear when the odds feed is connected.
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