BetFunder vs MyBetFund
Two sports betting prop firms, side by side: fees, profit targets, loss limits, stake rules, profit split and payout timing.
Side-by-side comparison
MyBetFund details are taken from mybetfund.com as published on November 4, 2026. Rules change, so always check each firm's own site before you buy.
What the differences mean
MyBetFund lists a lower fee at most comparable sizes, for example $85 for $10K. BetFunder's 3-Phase starts at $99 for $10K, and you can choose 1, 2 or 3 phases.
BetFunder allows a 10% daily loss and a 15% to 20% overall loss. MyBetFund lists 5% daily and 10% overall, so a normal cold streak uses up more of the buffer.
BetFunder offers up to an 80% split with payouts every 14 days. MyBetFund lists a 70% split paid monthly, in the first week.
Which should you choose?
If the lowest possible entry fee matters most and you are comfortable with tighter loss limits and a 2% stake cap, MyBetFund's listed pricing is lower. If you want more room for variance, larger accounts up to $50K, a choice of 1, 2 or 3 phases and payouts every 14 days at up to an 80% split, BetFunder is built for that.
Whichever firm you pick, read the full rules first. Ours are on the Rules & FAQ page, and our guide to checking any prop firm lists what to look for.
Try BetFunder from $19
Up to $50K simulated capital, up to 80% split, payouts every 14 days.
MyBetFund is a trademark of its owner. BetFunder is not affiliated with MyBetFund. Comparison based on publicly listed information on November 4, 2026.