Does DraftKings have an app? Yes, and it is not the asterisk-laden yes that comes with an offshore book — DraftKings publishes directly to the Apple App Store and Google Play under its own name, no sideloaded file standing in for a real listing. What changed recently is not whether the app exists but how much is now packed into it: since June 2026, one build covers sportsbook, casino, Pick6, and a prediction-markets product that didn’t exist on DraftKings a year earlier.
The Super App Merger
Version 5.47.0 shipped June 15, 2026, and it is the release comparison pages written earlier in the year don’t account for. It folded what had been a more fragmented set of DraftKings products — sportsbook, the five-state online casino, Pick6 pick-em contests — into a single app experience, and added DraftKings Predictions to that same build. CEO Jason Robins framed Predictions as now living inside the flagship “Super App” rather than as a side project, and said the number of tradable markets had more than doubled heading into the update.
DraftKings Predictions is not the sportsbook. It runs on contracts — some self-certified through Railbird, the CFTC-designated exchange DraftKings bought for roughly $48.6 million in October 2025 and now operates as DKeX, plus listings from outside exchanges like CME Group. That is a prediction-market license structure, not a state sports-betting one, closer in kind to Kalshi or Polymarket than to the DraftKings sportsbook sharing its app.
Download, Then Geofencing Decides the Rest
The install itself is free and available anywhere in the US on either store — that part doesn’t vary by location. What turns on after opening it does: DraftKings checks the phone’s location every session, not only at signup, and uses it to decide which products are live. The sportsbook currently reaches roughly 27 states plus Washington D.C.; the online casino only Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia; Predictions and Pick6 run on their own, separate maps that don’t mirror the sportsbook footprint. A download succeeding in Texas or California says nothing about what is actually permitted to run once it’s open there.
- Download: official Apple App Store and Google Play listings, no APK needed
- Sportsbook: live in roughly 27 states plus D.C.
- Casino: Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia only
- Predictions / Pick6: separate license structures, separate state maps
App Store Ratings
Third-party app trackers have placed the iOS listing around 4.8 out of 5 across roughly 800,000-plus reviews, with the Android listing running somewhat lower, closer to 4.3–4.4. Treat both as a snapshot — store ratings shift with every release, and the more durable fact is that DraftKings keeps shipping updates (the Super App merge being the biggest recent one) rather than leaving the app static.
Bottom Line
“Does DraftKings have an app” is a clean yes, store-listed and official. “What can it actually do where I am” is the real question, and since June 2026 the honest answer covers four separate products — sportsbook, casino, Pick6, and Predictions — each gated by its own license and its own map. Treat any of it as entertainment, not income. 21+ in most licensed states (18+ in DC, KY, NH, WY). 1-800-GAMBLER if it stops feeling that way.