Also offers Fantasy Soccer and has a well-established DFS platform.
Its soccer scoring/roster construction differs substantially from DraftKings, so some players prefer it for EPL.
Underdog — Best if you prefer simpler formats
More pick'em-style/fantasy formats rather than the classic salary-cap DFS experience.
Current EPL DFS analysis covers Underdog alongside DraftKings and FanDuel, so there's an active EPL player pool.
My ranking for serious EPL DFS:DraftKings > FanDuel > Underdog.
One important distinction: if by "daily" you mean a fresh contest every Premier League matchday, rather than literally every calendar day, DraftKings is especially compelling. EPL doesn't have matches every day, so the meaningful DFS slates tend to be built around gameweeks and individual matches.
If you want, I can also compare DraftKings vs. FanDuel EPL scoring and tell you which is easier to win at for a beginner.
When it comes to traditional salary-cap Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) for the English Premier League, the undisputed industry leaders are DraftKings and FanDuel . Which one is "best" depends entirely on the style of gameplay and scoring system you prefer.
DraftKings Fantasy Sports
Best for: Hardcore/traditional DFS players and deep contest variety.
Why it shines: DraftKings offers the most robust Premier League lobby with massive guaranteed prize pools (GPPs), multi-entry tournaments, and head-to-head contests. Their soccer scoring rewards volume heavily (shots, crosses, fouls drawn, clean sheets), making the strategy deep and analytical. It’s also the platform with the most third-party strategy content and optimizer tools available.
FanDuel
Best for: Beginners and a more streamlined scoring experience.
Why it shines: FanDuel features a slightly more straightforward, cleaner soccer scoring format that avoids some of the hyper-granular stat tracking found on DraftKings. If you prefer a simpler roster build without stressing over micro-scoring stats like fractional points for clearances or crosses, FanDuel’s classic soccer lobby is a great entry point.
Underdog Fantasy
Best for: Pick’em style games and season-long/best-ball formats rather than salary-cap building.
Why it shines: If you aren’t looking to grind salary caps or build optimized line-ups against sharks, Underdog’s higher/lower player stat projections offer a much more casual, fast-paced way to sweat Premier League matches.
If you'd like to narrow it down, let me know:
Are you looking for traditional salary-cap contests or higher/lower player prop picks?
Are you playing for big cash-prizepools or just casual leagues with friends?
