Daily Fantasy Site Reviews

At Legal Betting Online, we have a set formula we use when judging which fantasy sites are the best in the business. We look at a long list of criteria, and a site must match up. For instance, if we have ten categories we want to look at, and a site only hits on eight of them, they won't earn our recommendation as a quality site.

It is that simple; we don't give sites the benefit of the doubt just because they may be popular or may be big money makers. We hold fantasy sports sites to a certain set of standards, and here are a few of the many ways by which we judge a site.

What We Cover In Our Fantasy Reviews

When we review a fantasy site, we dig for real information. Unlike a lot of reviews you will find online, which are just paid advertisements for a company, we are in no way interested in being kind to a fantasy site. We don't feel one way or another about it; we're simply looking to be honest and impartial. If that comes across as kind, it's because a site has earned it. Likewise, if it comes across as harsh, it's because a site has earned it. We only allow the information on the site to paint our reviews, and to that end, there is a certain set of areas we cover.

Some of the things we cover about a fantasy site will include:

• The site's fantasy sports offered, e.g., football, baseball, hockey, basketball, etc.
• The site's various leagues offered, from small-dollar leagues to huge million-dollar tournaments
• The site's sign-up procedure; e.g., we will tell you if there are any hiccups you can expect
• The site's bonus structures and what you will have to do before a bonus actually clears
• The site's overall security, i.e., how well the fantasy site is able to protect its base
• The site's banking options, as in the types of methods you can use to deposit and withdraw cash
• The site's reputation, as in how popular the site is with its particular base, in its genre

We hope that by covering all of these areas in honest, impartial reviews, you will have the information necessary to make the right choice as a gambler.

Reasons to Do Your Homework Before Signing Up with a Site

1: Make sure you have a clear vision of what it takes to win. In other words, you can work to map out a fantasy strategy to use, including how much money to risk, what sport to play, which players to try, etc. Mapping these things out in advance gives you a much better chance to actually win when playing.

2: You also want to make sure you understand the bonus structure of a site and whether or not you will get that "free money" put into your account. Read up on the regulations and see what people are saying about those televised bonuses.

3: You want to stay abreast of the goings-on in fantasy because you don't want to be the last one to know about a big scandal or something. Just make sure you research a site and make sure that they haven't recently started doing shoddy business with anyone.

4: You definitely need to know what you're walking into. You want to know about the culture of a site, the options of a site, etc., before you put your money in. Having the proverbial lay of the land just puts you in a much better position to succeed.