Where is Dabble Legal? All Legal States for Dabble Fantasy

Dabble Fantasy is one of the fastest-growing names in U.S. fantasy sports - a pick’em app that blends sports predictions, social networking, and real-money play into one clean, community-driven experience.

Originally launched in Australia, Dabble has gained traction in the U.S. for its unique combination of DFS pick’em contests and in-app social features that make betting feel like a collaborative experience, where you are part of and compete against a community of like-minded bettors.

The best part? Due to its Pick 'em betting format, Dabble is fully legal in 29+ states - including many where sportsbooks are not allowed.

At its core, Dabble Picks is a fantasy pick’em platform where you predict whether players will go over or under their projected stats - just like on PrizePicks or Underdog Fantasy.

You can build slips of 2 to 5 players, lock in your picks, and win cash when you hit your predictions.

Dabble offers two distinct play formats, depending on where you live:
 

The All-In & Hedge mode is Dabble’s signature format and the one that most closely resembles a sportsbook parlay.

You’ll see a list of players with projected stats - like “Patrick Mahomes over/under 2.5 passing touchdowns” or “Luka Dončić over/under 9.5 assists.” From there, you:

1. Build your slip by choosing 2 to 5 players.
2. Pick “over” or “under” for each stat line.
3. Choose your mode:
   1. All-In: Higher risk, higher reward. You must hit every single pick to win. If one misses, the entire slip loses. But when you hit, payouts can reach up to 20x your entry.
   2. Hedge: A safer version that still pays partial winnings even if one pick misses. It’s ideal for newer players or anyone testing strategies.

Once your selections are locked, you just sit back and track the results in real time. There’s no waiting for other players - payouts are calculated instantly once games end.

All-In & Hedge are the more “sportsbook-style” sides of Dabble, letting you create the equivalent to parlays or flex parlays with player props.

Peer-to-Peer mode works a little differently. Instead of playing against the house, you’re playing against other Dabble users - which makes it feel more like a fantasy contest than a bet.

Here’s how it works:

1. Join a contest: You’ll see available entry fees and prize pools, or you can create your own.
2. Make your picks: Just like in All-In & Hedge, you’ll predict player stats - over or under their projected numbers.
3. Compete for the leaderboard: Once the games finish, everyone’s picks are graded, and prizes are distributed to the top finishers.

Because there’s no “house edge,” Peer-to-Peer mode is fully skill-based - your performance determines your winnings. 

It’s also the more social of the two formats: you can track other players’ entries, see what the crowd is picking, and even follow experienced users to learn from their strategies.

It’s a slower-paced, community-driven format - perfect for players who like the competition and conversation of fantasy sports.