FanDuel, a leading online gaming operator, has revealed that its new “My Spend” responsible gambling tool has seen a surge in player engagement.
More specifically, the MySpend tool provides customized insights into player-centric metrics such as player deposits, net winnings, and overall betting activity, consequently helping FanDuel players monitor and manage their spending habits over multiple timeframes.
According to the data released by FanDuel, during the 2024/2025 NFL season, around 3.5 million of its users have engaged with the “My Spend” responsible gambling feature.
To capitalize on the success of this responsible gambling dashboard, FanDuel has also introduced a new responsible gambling feature called Deposit Alerts that allows FanDuel players to set daily, weekly, and monthly budget limits.
The way that this tool works is that players will receive notifications when they reach their pre-set budgets. The goal of FanDuel with this one is to promote great control and financial awareness over their gambling habits, proving its consistency in nurturing a safe and transparent gaming platform.
Jill Watkins, Senior Commercial Director of Responsible Gambling at FanDuel, said that this massive interest and increased engagement with its responsible gambling solutions shows the company’s dedication to battling problem gambling and educating its players on the perils of overindulging in gambling.
We want our customers to know what they are spending and to ensure they are within their comfort zone. Since the launch of My Spend, we’ve seen a meaningful rise in engagement with tools that give our customers the ability to create a personalized plan to manage their play.
From here, FanDuel proceeds with its mission to expand its responsible gambling tools and introduce new, safer play features, once again showing its pledge to responsible gambling and the company’s legitimate concern to enable its users to play in a safe and regulated environment.
In other news related to FanDuel, this leading operator has recently partnered with the European Basketball League in a deal that will allow US basketball enthusiasts to watch games from the Euroleague for free.
