FanDuel is reportedly preparing to launch an online poker offering in the US for the first time. Poker Industry Pro first reported some signs of the possible launch after spotting job postings seeking candidates to join its Poker Analytics Team. It describes that the successful applicant will “support the poker business.”
Poker Industry Pro also highlighted new subdomains of FanDuel, indicating testing of a poker platform in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and New Jersey.
many of its rivals in the sports betting space already run poker products
PokerStars and FanDuel both have the same parent company, Flutter Entertainment. It is likely that FanDuel would use PokerStars’ software for a US-facing product. Many of its rivals in the sports betting space already run poker products, including DraftKings, BetMGM, and BetRivers, and its sister company, PokerStars, has sites in the states mentioned above.
FanDuel hasn’t officially confirmed plans to launch poker in the US. Its Q4 2025 earnings report and full-year summary will be released on Thursday, which could provide some insights into the company’s plans.
