Tracked bookmakers · rank #99 of 145 by margin

sugarhouse review: who runs it, and are the odds any good?

7.83%
median margin
6.6%
best price on board
11,760
markets · 7 days
46%
flagged prices held

Across 11,760 markets observed in the last 7 days (7 sports, 106 leagues), sugarhouse's median bookmaker margin was 7.83% — rank #99 of 145 tracked books (lower is better for bettors). Where at least five independent operators priced the same market, sugarhouse had the single best price 6.6% of the time.

Margin, last 35 days daily median across every sugarhouse market we captured · +1.4 pts over 35 days (widening — worse for bettors)
2026-07-27 · low 5.72%high 9.07%2026-08-30 · now 8.11%

Is sugarhouse trustworthy?

We publish the checks, not a score — every ✓ links or cites its source, and anything we could not establish says so.

4/6checks
verified
Operating company
Rush Street Interactive.
Licence
No regulator or licence number is stated by the operator on the page where we confirmed its identity.
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Licensed markets
US — reported to us and not yet verified against a regulator, so treat as a lead rather than a fact.
Fees
No commission — cost is in the prices, about $7.26 per $100 staked all in
Does its posted price hold?
Of 49 sugarhouse prices Omenizer flagged as market-beating in the last 90 days, 46% were still there or better when we looked again; 54% had moved against the bettor and 0% had the market pulled. Measured only on prices we flagged as outliers — the ones most likely to be corrected — so read it against other books here, not as a share of sugarhouse's whole board.
What Omenizer has measured
11,760 markets across 7 sports and 106 leagues in the last 7 days, priced against the rest of the market.

How sugarhouse's prices compare

Market familyMedian margin
Moneyline / match result 8.29%
Handicaps / spreads 8.33%
Totals 5.41%

sugarhouse margin by sport

Only sports with 50+ observed sugarhouse markets in the last 7 days are shown — a median over less is noise.

SportMedian marginBest priceMarkets (7d)
Soccer 9.32%5.8%4,460
Tennis 7.60%7.4%4,117
Baseball 6.88%4.1%1,780
American Football 5.21%11.0%681
Basketball 6.75%8.5%655
Fighting 5.45%3.8%50

Who runs sugarhouse

Operator: Rush Street Interactive. (reported — verification in progress) Sibling brands under the same operator: BetRivers, Desert Diamond, Four Winds, Rushbet, TwinSpires.

Availability: licensed in US. (reported — verification in progress)

In the last 90 days, sugarhouse posted the board-leading price on 49 signals flagged by Omenizer's detection engine.

The margin is the bookmaker's built-in fee: the amount by which its implied probabilities exceed 100%. A 7.83% margin means that, on a typical sugarhouse market, prices pay out 7.83% less than a fair-value book would. Omenizer's fair prices remove this margin using sharp reference sources — the methodology explains how.

FAQ

Is sugarhouse legit?
sugarhouse is operated by Rush Street Interactive, which does not state a gaming licence on the page where we confirmed its identity. Independently of that, Omenizer has measured 11,760 sugarhouse markets in the last 7 days against the rest of the market, so its prices are observable rather than taken on trust. We publish the checks we can evidence and flag the ones we cannot — we do not certify bookmakers.
Who owns sugarhouse?
sugarhouse is operated by Rush Street Interactive.
Is sugarhouse licensed?
No licence or regulator is stated by Rush Street Interactive on the page where we confirmed its identity.
What is sugarhouse's betting margin?
Measured across 11,760 markets in the last 7 days, sugarhouse's median margin (overround) was 7.83% — rank #99 of 145 bookmakers Omenizer tracks. Lower is better for bettors.
How often does sugarhouse have the best odds?
Where at least five independent operators priced the same market (clone brands sharing one price feed count once), sugarhouse posted the single best price 6.6% of the time over the last 7 days.
How is sugarhouse's margin measured?
Omenizer records every price on every tracked market, converts them to implied probabilities, and sums each market's sides; the amount over 100% is the bookmaker's margin. The figure here is the median across all of the book's observed markets — measured, not quoted from marketing material.
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