Dabble
Dabble is a fantasy app built around a social feed, where users predict athletes' statistics and copy each other's picks. How it works.
US fantasy operator; availability varies by state
This brand is not licensed in the markets we cover (or only in part of them), so it has no Wayfinder Score. If you play there, you do not get the protections a local licence brings: limits, self-exclusion and a regulator to complain to.
- Origin
- Australia
- US product
- Pick'em fantasy contests with a social feed
- Market
- United States, state by state; licensed bookmaker in Australia
- Regulation
- Fantasy sports rules in the US
How it works
Dabble began in Australia as a bookmaker built around a social feed, where users can see and copy one another's bets. In the United States it offers a fantasy game in its place: users predict whether athletes will finish over or under a statistical line, and a correct set of picks multiplies the entry.
The copy feature is the main selling point, and the main risk.
Where it stands
Fantasy contests are legal in most US states under their own rules, but several regulators have ruled that pick'em against the house is sports betting, and operators have withdrawn from some states. Dabble holds no licence in the other markets we cover.
Check the app's current list for your state.
What to know
Following someone else's picks feels like a shortcut, but nobody's record is a guarantee, and multi-pick entries rarely come in.
We do not score fantasy operators.