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Fox Sports guide compares Arizona sportsbook apps and promotions

The commercial guide names major operators and outlines Arizona’s eligibility rules, while disclosing that FOX Sports may receive compensation from betting partners.

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FOX Sports has published a 2026 guide comparing sportsbook apps and promotions in Arizona. The page says the state has 12 licensed online sportsbooks, though the supplied material does not independently verify that count or the guide’s rankings.

The guide names DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Fanatics, Caesars and bet365 among the available apps. It says its assessments consider odds, promotions, market variety, app performance, payouts, live betting and customer support.

FOX Sports says Arizona legalised sports betting on 12 April 2021 and that the market launched on 9 September that year. It describes betting as available through licensed online operators and at retail sportsbooks in tribal casinos and selected professional sports venues.

The guide says bettors must be at least 21 and physically located in Arizona. It also says geolocation is used to check a bettor’s location.

The page discloses that it may contain affiliate links and that FOX Sports may be compensated if readers sign up or place a wager. Its full rankings and promotion details are not established in the supplied material.

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