Where is Fanatics located? Anyone who has ever ordered a jersey knows the name is tied to Jacksonville, Florida, and for a long time that was simply correct — Michael Rubin started the company there in 2011 and built a merchandise empire on the back of a Jacksonville fulfillment operation. That story stopped being the whole answer once the company outgrew it, and it was never the answer for Fanatics Sportsbook at all.

2011: A Jacksonville Company, Full Stop

Fanatics began as an online retailer of licensed sportswear, based at what is now 8100 Nations Way in Jacksonville, Florida. That address grew into a genuinely massive operational campus — warehousing, fulfillment, the physical machinery behind shipping licensed gear for every major US league. It is not a relic. Jacksonville is still described as Fanatics’ largest single operational campus today, more than a decade after the company started there.

2022: The Corporate Address Moves to Manhattan

As Fanatics expanded into trading cards, collectibles, and eventually sports betting, the company relocated its global corporate headquarters to 95 Morton Street in Manhattan’s West Village in January 2022. That is the address now listed as Fanatics Holdings’ headquarters, not Jacksonville. The company kept adding New York office space after the move, too — a 54,000-square foot lease at 345 Hudson Street followed in 2025, a few blocks from the original Morton Street building.

Both addresses are real, at the same time: Jacksonville never closed and did not stop mattering. It simply stopped being the headquarters once Fanatics moved its corporate center of gravity to New York in 2022. A company can outgrow an address without abandoning it.

2023–2024: The Sportsbook Gets Its Own Entity

Fanatics Betting and Gaming (FBG) did not launch from either headquarters. It opened a physical sportsbook at FedEx Field and began testing its app in Tennessee and Ohio in October 2023, then grew its real footprint by acquiring PointsBet’s US sportsbook, iGaming, and advance-deposit wagering business for $225 million in a deal that closed in April 2024. That acquisition brought over PointsBet’s state licenses — the actual regulatory foundation the sportsbook runs on today has more to do with PointsBet’s history than with either the Jacksonville or Manhattan address.

The Name That Actually Shows Up on a License

None of those three cities is what a state gaming regulator licenses by name. That entity is FBG Enterprises Opco, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company and a subsidiary of Fanatics Holdings, Inc. It is the applicant of record in state filings such as the Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s licensing decision on the Fanatics sportsbook, and it registers separately in each of the 23 states plus Washington D.C. where the book currently operates. Consumers see “Fanatics Sportsbook” in the app store; regulators see FBG Enterprises Opco, LLC on the paperwork.

Three answers, one company: corporate headquarters is 95 Morton Street, New York, NY. The founding operational campus is 8100 Nations Way, Jacksonville, FL. The entity actually licensed state by state for sports betting is FBG Enterprises Opco, LLC, a Delaware subsidiary of Fanatics Holdings, Inc.

Why the Jacksonville Guess Is So Common

It is common because it used to be simply true, and because Fanatics’ merchandise business still ships an enormous volume of product out of that Florida campus every day. But a headquarters move does not erase a decade of brand association, and most people interacting with Fanatics have never had a reason to learn that the corporate address quietly changed in 2022 while the operational heart of the company stayed exactly where it started.

The Short Version

Fanatics Holdings is headquartered at 95 Morton Street in Manhattan as of January 2022, still runs its largest operations out of 8100 Nations Way in Jacksonville where the company began in 2011, and licenses its sportsbook state by state through FBG Enterprises Opco, LLC, a Delaware subsidiary that inherited PointsBet’s licenses in an April 2024 acquisition. No single city is the wrong answer — each one answers a different question about the same company. 21+ where legal, and betting should never be treated as a way to make money.