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Pennsylvania sports bettors will soon be able to view FanDuel odds while following live games through the Real app.
The social sports platform is adding FanDuel odds and markets to its game feeds, player-performance pages, and team box scores. Eligible users can then be redirected to the applicable FanDuel product, including FanDuel Sportsbook.
FanDuel announced the agreement on Sept. 10. Real named the company its first official and exclusive sportsbook and prediction market partner. The initial rollout will begin during the 2026 NFL season.
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Real will add FanDuel markets to live game coverage
FanDuel odds, markets, and related graphics will appear within live game feeds, individual play views, player-performance pages, and team box scores. Real also plans to display betting markets tied to important moments as a game develops.
The companies plan to pair FanDuel’s usual odds presentation with Real’s existing design. The additional betting information is intended to complement the app’s live statistics and discussion features without disrupting how members follow games.
When users select a market, a link will direct them to the relevant FanDuel product. They must still meet FanDuel’s account, location, and eligibility requirements before placing a wager.
Users can disable FanDuel betting features
Real co-founder Louis Antonelli said members already use the app to follow and discuss their bets in real time and had been requesting access to live odds.
Members who are not interested in the betting features will be able to disable them through Real’s settings. That allows users to continue accessing the app’s scores, statistics, and conversations without seeing FanDuel markets.
FanDuel and Real said responsible gambling protections will also be included in the partnership. FanDuel customers will continue to have access to the operator’s existing tools for setting limits and managing their activity.
Both companies said entertainment will remain the primary focus as betting information is added to Real’s live sports coverage.
Pennsylvania bettors will be directed to FanDuel Sportsbook
The agreement covers both FanDuel Sportsbook and the company’s separate prediction market platform, FanDuel Predicts. However, it does not signal that FanDuel is preparing to offer sports event contracts in Pennsylvania.
FanDuel previously said sports contracts through FanDuel Predicts would only be available in states without legal online sports betting. Pennsylvania already has regulated online sports wagering, making FanDuel Sportsbook the relevant product for sports fans in the commonwealth.
The release did not specify which markets will be displayed to users in each state. Real will only direct members to FanDuel products available in their location.
Any non-sports contracts offered through FanDuel Predicts remain separate from wagers placed through the Pennsylvania-regulated FanDuel Sportsbook.
NFL season marks the start of wider integration
Real combines live play-by-play coverage and real-time statistics with social features that allow fans to discuss games as they happen. The company says it has more than 1.5 million monthly active users and covers 18 leagues, including the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, WNBA, college sports, and global soccer.
Members can follow every play, monitor individual performances, and react to important moments with other users. Real said more than 70% of its monthly users return on major game days, while the number using the app simultaneously has exceeded 250,000 during close games.
Although Real covers a wide range of competitions, the FanDuel integration is beginning with the NFL season. The companies said the partnership will expand in the future but did not provide a timetable or identify which sports and features will be added next.
