TVG earns its reputation as a top-tier domestic racebook. Its track coverage, live streaming and true parimutuel payouts put it at or near the front of the pack for U.S. horse players. It is a licensed, regulated operator backed by the FanDuel Group, so questions about safety and legitimacy are easy to answer. The main knocks are thinner international coverage than offshore books, a welcome offer whose size changes often, and the fact that the brand is gradually merging into FanDuel Racing.

Company History and Background

TVG, short for Television Games Network, launched in 1993 as a cable channel dedicated to live horse racing coverage and commentary. The betting arm grew alongside the broadcast product, and TVG became one of the first platforms to bring parimutuel wagering to a national television and online audience. The network still produces live racing programming today. Over three decades in operation gives TVG a track record that few competitors can match.

The FanDuel and Flutter Connection

TVG is owned by the FanDuel Group, which in turn is owned by Flutter Entertainment, one of the largest online gambling companies in the world. Flutter also owns Paddy Power and Betfair. Betfair acquired TVG in 2009, and the business later folded into the FanDuel Group under Flutter. This corporate backing gives TVG the financial and technical resources of a global operator and ties it to FanDuel, the leading online sportsbook in the country.

Is TVG Legit and Safe?

TVG is a legitimate, licensed betting operator. It holds valid parimutuel licenses in the states where it operates and is headquartered in the United States, with an operational address in Oregon. Because it is regulated at the state level and owned by a major public company listed on the London Stock Exchange, deposits, withdrawals and personal data are handled under established compliance rules. During sign-up, TVG asks for the last four digits of your Social Security number, which is standard identity-verification practice for licensed U.S. betting operators.

The single most important question for any new bettor is whether TVG is legal where you live. Online horse racing wagering is regulated separately from online sports betting, and it is legal in far more states. Betting is done on a parimutuel basis and is authorized at the federal level under the Interstate Horseracing Act, but each state decides whether to permit it. You must be a permanent resident of an eligible state and physically located in one to open an account and place bets.

TVG is currently licensed and available in more than 30 states. For a complete state-by-state view of horse betting and every other vertical, see our guide to online horse betting.

Full List of States Where TVG Is Legal

TVG is licensed and available in Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming.

The New Jersey 4NJBets Exception

New Jersey residents cannot use the standard TVG site or create a standard TVG account. Instead, they must use 4NJBets, which is TVG operating under a New Jersey license and is the only legal online parimutuel wagering site in the state. TVG took over 4NJBets in 2013 and redesigned it to mirror its main platform, so the betting product is essentially identical. The branding and web address are the only meaningful differences.

Restricted and Unavailable States

TVG does not accept bettors from every state, and the operator notes that eligible states may change from time to time without notice. States that have historically not permitted TVG online horse wagering include Alabama, Alaska, Georgia, Hawaii, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin and Washington, D.C. If you live in or travel to one of these states, you will not be able to place a wager.

Residency, Location and Eligibility Rules

You must be a permanent U.S. resident and physically located in an eligible state at the time you place a bet. TVG uses geolocation to confirm your location, and it does not accept Canadian residents or other non-U.S. customers. Holding an account does not let you bet from a restricted state; the geolocation check governs where you can actually wager.

The Slow Merge

Any honest TVG review in 2026 has to address the elephant in the room: TVG is gradually being absorbed into FanDuel Racing. In September 2022, FanDuel rebranded the long-running TVG television network as FanDuel TV, a round-the-clock sports betting and racing channel. The secondary TVG2 channel became FanDuel Racing. The original TVG app and website continued operating with a focus on horse betting, but the lines have blurred. The wagering interface, marketing and promotions increasingly reference FanDuel Racing, and in some cases the new-user sign-up flow redirects to racing.fanduel.com.

What It Means For You

For a bettor, the practical differences between TVG and FanDuel Racing are shrinking. Both run on the same underlying racing platform, offer similar track coverage and share the FanDuel Group account infrastructure. If you sign up today, you may find yourself on either brand depending on your state and the current registration flow. The horse betting experience, track odds and bet menu remain the same regardless of which name appears at the top of the screen. FanDuel Group has not published a firm timeline for fully retiring the TVG name, so both brands remain in use for now.

What Happened to PABets

Pennsylvania bettors once used a separate brand called PABets. Flutter moved PABets under the TVG umbrella, and the transition was reportedly seamless, with users given several weeks to update accounts. Wager history and account information carried over, and the horse betting experience was identical. This is a useful preview of how the company handles brand consolidation as TVG and FanDuel Racing continue to converge.

Current New Player Offer Explained

TVG’s standard welcome offer is a first-bet refund, sometimes marketed as a no-sweat first bet. New customers who place their first single-horse win-type wager and lose get that stake back as wagering credit. The advertised cap on this refund has ranged over time, with recent offers seen at $100, $200 and up to $500 depending on the promotion, state and season. Some versions require a promo code entered at sign-up, while others require no code at all. Because the headline figure and code change often, check the current offer directly on the TVG homepage before you register.

How the Refund Works

The qualifying bet must be a win-type wager, meaning win, win and place, win and show, or win, place and show, and only the win portion counts toward the bonus.

How to Claim the Welcome Bonus

To claim the offer, register a new account, enter the current promo code if one is required, make the minimum deposit of at least $10, and place a qualifying single-horse win-type wager within 15 days of opening your account. Only a single eligible wager per customer counts. Follow the exact instructions shown on the TVG site at the time you sign up, since the qualifying steps can vary by offer.

Bonus Terms and the Fine Print

The qualifying wager must be placed within 15 days of registration. Wagering credits are not immediately withdrawable; you must play them through, which functions as a one-time or 1x requirement. Anything you win with those credits is yours to withdraw. On some versions of the offer, unused wagering credits expire after seven days, so use them promptly. Read the current terms carefully, because caps, codes and expiry details shift between promotions.

Event-Based Promotions

Unlike sites that run the same static promos year-round, TVG builds offers around the racing calendar. Around the Kentucky Derby, the rest of the Triple Crown, the Breeders’ Cup and other major meets, TVG layers on special promotions. A recurring example is a cashback refund for bettors whose win bet on a Derby or prep-race contender finishes second or third.

Racing Insurance and Exotic Insurance

TVG regularly runs insurance promotions on multi-selection bets. On qualifying Pick 4 and Pick 5 wagers, a bettor who hits all but one leg can receive bonus funds up to a set amount, often around $25. Exotic insurance works similarly on exacta and trifecta wagers, refunding a near-miss as bet credit. These offers apply only to selected races and require you to meet minimum wager amounts.

Money Back Specials

These seasonal offers give money back on certain win bets. In a typical version, if you back a single horse to win in a race with at least six runners and it finishes second, you receive a refund up to a stated cap, often around $10. The specific tracks and races rotate based on the racing calendar.

Odds Boosts and Profit Multipliers

TVG’s promotions page frequently features odds boosts and profit multipliers. A boost raises the price on a selected horse, so a winning bet pays more than the standard odds would. A profit multiplier adds a percentage to your winnings on qualifying wagers. Both increase your return on a winning bet, and the available offers change day to day.

Free Deposit Days

TVG periodically waives deposit fees, often on a customer’s first daily deposit above a set threshold such as $50, and in some periods on specific days of the week. During Kentucky Derby week, TVG has waived all fees on deposits of $50 or more. This is a small but real saving for bettors who fund their accounts regularly.

Enhanced Prize Pools

On selected multi-race bets, TVG boosts the prize pool. Recent examples have included enhanced Pick 5 pools at tracks such as Woodbine and Woodbine Mohawk, and added-money Pick 4 opportunities at tracks such as Assiniboia Downs. These are track- and date-specific, so check the promotions page for current events.

Free Past Performances Program

TVG reimburses bettors who buy certain track past performance products, including TVG Full past performances, TVG Basic, TVG Watch and Wager, and the Stats Race Lens Day Pass, as long as the bettor wagers a minimum amount on the corresponding card. The minimum is generally $10, or $25 for a Stats Race Lens Day pass. This effectively gives active bettors free handicapping data. The Stats Race Lens product is provided in collaboration with Equibase, the official thoroughbred database.

Super 5 and Super 8 Contests

TVG runs free-to-enter handicapping contests. In the Super 5, bettors pick one horse to win in each of five selected races for a chance to win a share of a $5,000 weekly pool, with a separate $1,000 pool for those who go four-for-five. In the Super 8, bettors pick one horse across eight races and compete for a share of a six-figure pot, with a standard pool that has reached $100,000 and mandatory jackpots that topped $250,000 in past events. Consolation prizes go to entrants who select at least five winners. Super 8 contests have run on Sundays but have been paused at times, so check the promotions page for current availability.

Referral Bonus

TVG offers a refer-a-friend bonus. The standing offer rewards you with $25 for each friend who registers with your unique referral code and makes a qualifying initial deposit, commonly $10 or more, within a set window. You can find your referral code and share link inside your account on the website or app, and share it by copy link, text, email or social media. There is a waiting period of up to seven days to receive each bonus. The referred friend receives the standard new-player offer rather than the referral bonus. You can refer up to 40 friends over the life of your account, for up to $1,000 in bonus funds, and referral funds must be used within 30 days.

How the Program Works

TVG runs a loyalty program called Wager Rewards. You earn one point for every dollar wagered through the website, the app or by telephone, whether the bet wins or loses. All wagers are eligible. Points accumulate across your betting activity.

How to Enroll and Redeem Points

Enrolling is as simple as going to Promotions, then Wager Rewards, and clicking Enroll Now, or asking customer support to enroll you. Points redeem at a rate of 2,500 points for $5 in wagering credit, so 5,000 points converts to $10. That works out to roughly a 0.2 percent cashback rate, which is modest for the industry but still adds value for regular players. You can redeem on the website or by calling customer service at 1-888-752-9884.

Important Point Rules

Points expire after six months, and you must earn at least one point every six months to keep your account active. In practice this means the program rewards consistent play; a long break can cost you your balance. The program clearly favors volume and higher-stakes bettors.

Registration Walkthrough

Signing up takes only a few minutes. Go to TVG.com or open the app, then select Sign Up. On the first screen, enter your personal details, including full legal name, date of birth, email address, phone number, and a username and password. On the second screen, enter or search for your home address to confirm you live in an eligible state, and provide the last four digits of your Social Security number for identity verification. Confirm your details, optionally select your TV provider, enter the current promo code if one is required, and select Finish Registration.

Information You Will Need

Have your legal name, date of birth, physical address and the last four digits of your Social Security number ready. You must meet the minimum age for your state, which is 18 in most eligible states and 21 in Arizona, Indiana, Iowa, North Dakota and Washington. New Jersey residents should register through 4NJBets rather than the standard TVG site.

Account Verification and First Deposit

After you submit your registration, TVG verifies your identity and typically sends a confirmation email. Once your account is verified, you can make your first deposit and begin wagering. Account creation itself takes only about a minute. If you plan to claim the welcome offer, remember to place your qualifying win-type wager within 15 days of opening the account.

Total Track Coverage Overview

Track coverage is one of TVG’s strongest selling points. The platform provides access to well over 150 tracks in the United States and abroad, and its full international schedule pushes the total number of available tracks far higher across a typical betting week. Wagers placed online through TVG are commingled with each track’s parimutuel pool, so customers get the full betting menu offered at the track and are paid at true track odds on winning wagers, which also supports local racing purses.

Marquee US Tracks

TVG covers the biggest names in American racing, including Churchill Downs in Kentucky, Santa Anita Park and Del Mar in California, Gulfstream Park in Florida, Keeneland in Kentucky, Saratoga Race Course and Aqueduct in New York, Belmont at the Big A, Monmouth Park in New Jersey and Oaklawn Park in Arkansas. These are the tracks that host the sport’s premier meets and stakes races.

Full State by State US Track List

TVG’s domestic coverage spans dozens of states. The current list of U.S. tracks includes venues in the following states:

• Arkansas: Oaklawn Park.
• Arizona: Arizona Downs, Rillito Park, Turf Paradise.
• California: Cal Expo, Del Mar, Ferndale, Fresno, Golden Gate Fields, Golden State Racing at Pleasanton, Los Alamitos Quarter Horse, Los Alamitos Thoroughbred, Pleasanton, Sacramento, Santa Anita, Santa Rosa.
• Colorado: Arapahoe Park.
• Delaware: Delaware Park, Dover Downs, Harrington Raceway.
• Florida: Gulfstream Park, Gulfstream Park Simulcast, Pompano Park, Tampa Bay Downs.
• Iowa: Prairie Meadows.
• Illinois: Du Quoin State Fair, Fairmount Park, Hawthorne, Illinois State Fair.
• Indiana: Hoosier Park, Horseshoe Indianapolis.
• Kentucky: Churchill Downs, Cumberland Run, Ellis Park, Keeneland, Kentucky Downs, Oak Grove Racing, Sandy Ridge, The Red Mile, Turfway Park.
• Louisiana: Delta Downs, Evangeline Downs, Fair Grounds, Louisiana Downs.
• Massachusetts: Plainridge, Suffolk Downs.
• Maryland: Laurel at Fair Hill, Laurel Park, Ocean Downs, Pimlico, Rosecroft Raceway, Timonium.
• Maine: Bangor Raceway, Cumberland.
• Michigan: Hazel Park, Northville Downs at Hastings.
• Minnesota: Canterbury Park, Running Aces.
• Nebraska: Fonner Park.
• New Jersey: Far Hills, Freehold Raceway, Meadowlands, Monmouth Park and related Monmouth cards.
• New Mexico: Downs at Albuquerque, Ruidoso Downs, Sunland Park, SunRay Park, Zia Park.
• New York: Aqueduct, Batavia Downs, Belmont at the Big A, Buffalo Raceway, Finger Lakes, Monticello Raceway, Saratoga Harness, Saratoga Race Course, Tioga Downs, Vernon Downs, Yonkers Raceway.
• Ohio: Belterra Park, Dayton Raceway, Delaware County Fair, Mahoning Valley, Miami Valley, Northfield Park, Scioto Downs, Thistledown.
• Oklahoma: Fair Meadows, Remington Park, Will Rogers Downs.
• Oregon: Crooked River, Grants Pass.
• Pennsylvania: Harrahs Philadelphia, Parx Racing, Penn National, Pocono Downs, Presque Isle Downs, The Meadows.
• Texas: Lone Star, Retama Park, Sam Houston Race Park.
• Virginia: Colonial Downs, Shenandoah Downs.
• Washington: Emerald Downs.
• West Virginia: Charles Town, Mountaineer.
• Wyoming: Thunder Plains Park, Wyoming Downs.

Note that TVG lists some tracks as betting pools even where account holders in that state cannot wager, because parimutuel pools operate across state lines. Track availability on any given day depends on the live racing calendar.

International Track Coverage

Beyond the United States, TVG offers a deep international schedule. Coverage includes tracks across Australia, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Japan, South Africa, New Zealand, Canada, the United Arab Emirates and many others, along with marquee international events such as the Saudi Cup and Meydan racing. That said, international depth is the one area where dedicated offshore books sometimes offer more, and it is a common note in TVG reviews.

Straight Bets

The core wagers are win, place and show. A win bet needs your horse to finish first. A place bet pays if your horse finishes first or second. A show bet pays if your horse finishes in the top three. These are the foundation of horse betting and carry the lowest risk among common wager types.

Exotic Bets Within a Single Race

TVG supports the full range of single-race exotics. An exacta requires the first two finishers in exact order. A quinella requires the top two in either order. A trifecta requires the top three in exact order. A superfecta requires the top four in exact order. These bets can also be boxed, keyed or wheeled to cover multiple combinations, which raises both the cost and the potential payout.

Multi-Race Bets

Multi-race wagers include the daily double, which requires picking the winners of two consecutive races, and the Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5 and Pick 6, which require picking winners across that many consecutive races. Some cards also offer Pick 7 and Pick 8 pools. The number in each bet reflects how many races and winners are involved. These offer large payouts for a correct sequence and are where enhanced prize pools and insurance promos often apply.

Betting Flexibility and Limits

Wager amounts are flexible, ranging from as little as $0.10 up to $9,999 per ticket on many pools, subject to each track’s own limits. TVG imposes no restrictions on bet size beyond those track limits. Bettors also get a cancellation window, historically up to 20 wagers per day and up to 2,000 per year, useful if you place a bet by mistake before the pool closes.

How Parimutuel Wagering and Track Odds Work

TVG uses true parimutuel wagering. Your bet goes into the same pool as bets placed at the track, and final odds are set by how the pool is divided among winning tickets. Because TVG commingles its wagers with track pools, you are paid at full track odds on winning bets rather than at a reduced house price. Odds can be displayed in fractional, decimal or American formats, adjustable in your account settings; the site defaults to fractional.

What About Greyhound Racing?

TVG no longer offers greyhound racing. It discontinued all greyhound wagering in April 2022 following Oregon legislation affecting the industry. Horse racing, both thoroughbred and harness, is the platform’s sole focus today, and it does not offer traditional sports betting such as NFL or NBA wagering.

The Triple Crown

TVG covers the sport’s showcase events, including all three Triple Crown races: the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico and the Belmont Stakes. These meets draw the operator’s biggest promotions, including cashback offers tied to Derby contenders.

The Breeders’ Cup, Pegasus and Beyond

The Breeders’ Cup, the year-end championship series, is a marquee event on TVG, along with the Pegasus World Cup and major international fixtures. Around these events, TVG typically layers on special promotions, boosted pools and money-back offers.

How to Bet the Kentucky Derby on TVG

The Kentucky Derby runs on the first Saturday in May, and it is the single busiest day of the year for TVG. A key detail trips up many new bettors: parimutuel Derby markets do not open until roughly 24 hours before the race, on the Friday. If you log in earlier and cannot find the race, that is why. The smart approach is to register and fund your account a few days early, then place wagers once the market opens.

To bet the Derby once markets are live, log in, select the tracks menu if Churchill Downs is not already featured, scroll to Churchill Downs, choose the Derby race number, then pick your wager type, horses and amount and submit. TVG offers the full Churchill Downs menu on Derby and Kentucky Oaks days, including win, place and show, all the exotics, the daily double, Pick 3 through Pick 5, Super High 5 and large guaranteed Pick 6 pools.

One limitation to know: you cannot stream the Kentucky Derby race itself on TVG, because NBC holds exclusive broadcast rights. TVG provides pre-race and post-race coverage and streams most other Churchill Downs races, but not the Derby broadcast.

Live Video Streaming

One of TVG’s best features is in-platform live streaming. Logged-in customers can watch live racing video from hundreds of tracks free on the website and app, without needing a television broadcast. You can watch in a small window while you place additional bets, or expand to full screen. The stream view also shows time to post, late scratches, your current wagers and recent replays, which makes the racing screen feel like a one-stop shop.

Race Replays and Archives

TVG provides unlimited video replays of resulted races. Replays are a useful handicapping tool, letting you review a horse’s recent form and trip before your next bet, all free for customers.

Watching on Television

Beyond in-app streaming, FanDuel TV and FanDuel Racing, the successors to the TVG networks, broadcast live racing and commentary. Fans can access this programming through cable and streaming providers including Spectrum, Xfinity, FuboTV, DirecTV, Verizon Fios and Dish, reaching tens of millions of homes.

Past Performances and Data

TVG offers a handicapping store where bettors can buy past performances from providers such as Daily Racing Form, Equibase and Trackmaster. It also offers free past performances on selected races, plus a racing results service with full payouts and racecards showing odds, purse, weight carried, jockey and trainer. Its reimbursement program can effectively make paid past performances free when you meet the minimum wager.

TVG Picks and Expert Analysis

The TVG Picks section publishes selections from the network’s announcers and handicappers across many tracks. These are recommendations rather than guarantees, but they give newer bettors a starting point and a sense of how professionals read a card.

Horse Racing 101 and Betting Guides

TVG maintains educational content, including a Horse Racing 101 primer, a betting guide and a library of short how-to video tutorials covering deposits, placing a bet, wheeling and keying exotics, buying past performances and withdrawing. Combined with the free past performances, this makes TVG reasonably beginner-friendly.

App Features and Usability

The app includes live streaming, a Race Alerts feature that notifies you shortly before a race starts and again when results are official, and full wagering across all supported bet types. Both app versions have earned high app-store ratings. Reviewers generally praise fast load times and a clean interface, though some note the lack of a back button, which can force you to return to the home screen to start a new search.

App Versus Desktop Experience

The app is essentially a mirror of the desktop site, with the same betting menu and features, and you can register and fund an account directly from it. Bettors who prefer not to install anything can use the mobile browser version, which redirects automatically and looks nearly identical to the app.

Deposit Methods, Fees and Timing

TVG supports a wide range of funding options. Some are free and some carry small fees:

• Credit and debit cards: Mastercard and Visa accepted. Roughly a $5 fee, processed instantly.
• eCheck or ACH: no transaction fee, instant, though you may need to provide a driver’s license.
• Online banking: fast and fee-free; you authorize the deposit through your bank’s secure login rather than entering account numbers.
• PayPal: personal accounts only, instant, roughly a $5 fee.
• TVG Prepaid card: apply online, must be 21 or older, arrives by mail, usable at ATMs and any retailer accepting Discover. Load it from a bank account, Mastercard or Discover; Visa is no longer accepted. Instant, with about a $5 fee.
• PayNearMe: get a code and pay cash at a local 7-Eleven or Family Dollar. No TVG fee; takes about 30 to 60 minutes.
• Green Dot MoneyPak: buy at stores such as CVS and Walgreens. About a $5.95 activation fee at the store, no TVG fee; processes in around an hour.
• Wire transfer: about a $15 fee, waived on deposits of $1,000 or more; up to one business day.
• Money order or check by mail: no fee and no deposit limits, but slow at roughly 7 to 10 business days.
• Deposit at the track: cash deposits at select partner locations, no extra cost.

Credit card monthly deposit ceilings can run high, historically up to $100,000 per month. TVG often waives the fee on a customer’s first daily deposit above a set amount, usually $50.

Withdrawal Methods and Timeframes

Withdrawal options are more limited than deposit options but still varied:

• Visa or Mastercard debit: back to the deposit card, up to a $10,000 maximum.
• PayPal: roughly 24 to 30 hours.
• eCheck or ACH: about 2 to 5 business days.
• TVG Prepaid card: roughly 24 to 30 hours.
• Wire transfer: about a $15 fee, 1 to 2 business days.
• Paper check, standard or overnight: no fee, about 3 to 10 business days.
• Cash withdrawal at the track, where available.

Remember that welcome-bonus wagering credits must be played through before any resulting winnings can be withdrawn.

In-Person Deposits and Withdrawals at Tracks

TVG offers in-person cash deposits and withdrawals at a set of partner locations, including Los Alamitos in California, FanDuel Sportsbook and Horse Racing in Illinois, formerly Fairmount Park, Prairie Meadows in Iowa, Keeneland in Kentucky, Suffolk Downs in Massachusetts and Emerald Downs in Washington. In New Jersey, 4NJBets supports in-person banking at the Meadowlands, Monmouth Park, Favorites at Woodbridge, Winners Bayonne and Favorites at Hillsborough. For a current list, contact customer support.

Contact Channels and Hours

TVG provides support by phone at 1-888-752-9884, which spells 1-888-PLAY-TVG, and by email at support@tvg.com, with a customer relations address also in use. Phone support is available with generous daily hours, and live chat operates during set hours, roughly late morning to late evening Eastern, with messages accepted off-hours. The company also supports contact by mail and via social media. One gap worth noting: there is no round-the-clock live chat, and complex questions can take longer as they are escalated.

Support Center and Self-Help

Beyond direct contact, TVG maintains a Support Center stocked with written tutorials and videos organized into categories such as account management, funding, technical assistance and promotions. It closely resembles FanDuel’s support design and does a solid job answering common questions. Combined with the handicapping blog and educational guides, this gives most bettors a way to resolve routine issues without waiting on an agent.

Tools and Limits

As a licensed operator, TVG provides responsible gambling tools and promotes wagering within your means under its Always Wager Responsibly messaging. Bettors should set personal limits and treat betting as entertainment rather than a source of income.

Helpline Resources

If gambling stops being fun or starts causing harm, help is available. The National Problem Gambling Helpline can be reached at 1-800-522-4700, and many states operate their own helplines. Support is confidential and available around the clock.

The table below compares TVG with its two closest rivals: TwinSpires, tied to Churchill Downs Incorporated, and FanDuel Racing, TVG’s own sister brand.

In short, TVG and FanDuel Racing are increasingly the same product under two names, while TwinSpires is the main independent alternative. For most U.S. bettors the choice comes down to which ecosystem they already use and which welcome offer is stronger at the time they sign up.