Daily fantasy sports (DFS) site Dabble now operates in more than 30 states after it launched in both Arizona and Colorado in February.
Dabble went live in Arizona on Feb. 5 and announced on Feb. 23 that it had begun play in Colorado as it continues to expand its presence in U.S. markets that allow fantasy gaming. Play officially began in Colorado, its 31st real-money gaming state, in time for Super Bowl LX.
The company said the Colorado launch in particular represents a strategic milestone in its national expansion as it makes its regulated DFS platform available in a state “known for strong sports fandom and a mature gaming ecosystem.”
“Colorado is a natural fit for Dabble,” said Dabble Chief Executive Officer Tom Rundle. “It’s a state with passionate sports fans, an engaged gaming audience, and a culture that values community. We’re excited to welcome Colorado players into the Dabble ecosystem and continue growing together.
“Arizona is exactly the kind of market built for Dabble – passionate sports fans, high engagement, and a community that loves to play together,” added Rundle of that state launch. “This launch reflects our continued commitment to expanding the Dabble community responsibly while delivering an engaging product experience.”
Social-first DFS
Dabble now offers real-money DFS play in 31 states, while some of its free-use social features can be accessed anywhere in the U.S. It describes its social-first design, which includes many of the features of social media platforms such as X, as a key differentiator. Among some of the features, users can follow each other and can copy any picks that appeal to them that they find elsewhere on the Dabble.
The firm said in the press release announcing the Colorado entry that it has more than 3.4 million users on its community-driven platform. The company notes that not all of its games are available to be played in every state.
Along with fellow DFS-first site Betr, Dabble joined the Coalition for Fantasy Sports (CFS) in late 2024. The CFS is an advocacy group whose stated mission is to work to protect fantasy sports brands and players through innovation, responsible play and greater access. The coalition also includes PrizePicks, Underdog and Splash Sports.
