Dabble has extended its social-first daily fantasy sports (DFS) operations to Colorado, as the entity’s continued growth across the US represents another “strategic milestone” in national expansion efforts.
CEO Tom Rundle spoke on the operator’s latest expansion, having said, "Colorado is a natural fit for Dabble.”
"It's a state with passionate sports fans, an engaged gaming audience, and a culture that values community. We're excited to welcome Colorado players into the Dabble ecosystem and continue growing together."
Dabble utilizes social gameplay capabilities to help drive customer interaction across sports, pop culture and the “scrolling economy,” including the chance to follow other users and copy picks found within the Dabble community.
Colorado now represents the 31st US state in which Dabble conducts DFS business, and follows the operator’s recent launch in Arizona on February 5.
According to the Colorado Department of Revenue, sports bettors currently eligible to wager in the state generated a monthly handle of $618.4m during December 2025, while operators reported $59.6m in total gross gaming revenue (GGR).
Since launching in 2020, Dabble has paid out more than $300m in winnings to DFS users, believing its social-first design “remains a key differentiator” in sports betting.
In related news, PrizePicks re-launched its peer-to-peer fantasy sports contests in New York on February 4, having been granted an interactive fantasy sports license by the New York State Gaming Commission in October 2025.
PrizePicks had previously decided to suspend its New York operations in 2024 after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the Gaming Commission. The operator eventually reached agreement on a legal settlement with the New York State Gaming Commission for close to $15m.
The New York State Gaming Commission had amended its DFS rules to prohibit any contests which mimic proposition bet offerings, leading PrizePicks to alter its New York product into peer-to-peer style contests.
Novig announced it will ‘accelerate’ the development of its peer-to-peer prediction markets platform after the closing of a Series B funding round on February 18, bringing its total capital raised to over $105m
