Account-history tools at regulated U.S. online sportsbooks range from a basic list of settled bets to full activity statements covering deposits, withdrawals, wagers, winnings, bonuses, limits, and account adjustments.
The useful records are usually split between several menus. Bet history shows what was wagered. Transaction history shows money moving through the account. A player activity or win/loss statement summarizes a longer period. Tax documents sit somewhere else entirely.
SportsIntensity checked the current account-history tools, support pages, and published account terms of major regulated U.S. online sportsbooks. The information below was last verified in July 2026.
Account-History Tools at Regulated U.S. Online Sportsbooks
These are the records each operator currently says customers can access, where those records are located, and the limitations the operator publishes.
DraftKings
Bet history: Open My Bets in the DraftKings Sportsbook app or website. Bets can be filtered by All, Cash Out, Open, Live, Settled, Won, and Lost.
Financial history: Open the profile menu, select Account Information, and enter the Financial Center or Statements & Transactions area.
Available transaction categories: DraftKings publishes records for deposits, withdrawals, wagers, winnings, promotional activity, rewards, and other account adjustments.
Transaction details: Individual entries include a transaction ID that can be used when questioning a payment, adjustment, casino round, or other recorded transaction.
Completed deposits only: DraftKings states that unsuccessful deposit attempts do not appear in its Transaction History. A pending bank charge may therefore appear at the bank without appearing as a completed DraftKings deposit.
Withdrawal tracking: DraftKings provides a separate tracker showing the requested amount, payment method, request date, expected processing time, and status. The complete withdrawal record remains available through Transaction History.
Win/loss statement: DraftKings does not currently direct customers to an instant self-service sportsbook win/loss download. Its official instructions say to contact customer support and request a statement for the required period.
Full data request: A customer seeking a broader copy of personal account information can submit an access request through the DraftKings Privacy Center. DraftKings says transaction history may be included in that response.
FanDuel
Where to find it: Open the account page and select Wallet → Activity Statement.
Player Activity Statement: FanDuel provides an overview of deposits, withdrawals, winnings, bets, and other wallet and gameplay activity.
Account period: FanDuel says its Player Activity Statement can show activity across the life of the FanDuel account rather than limiting the overview to the current year.
Product coverage: The statement can display activity across different periods and FanDuel products, including connected sportsbook, casino, racing, and fantasy activity where applicable.
Transaction history: FanDuel also provides a separate wallet transaction record for individual deposits, withdrawals, account credits, promotional activity, and other movements.
Responsible-gambling value: The statement is designed to show spending patterns that are difficult to see from a balance alone, including the difference between money deposited, money withdrawn, money wagered, and amounts returned.
Not a tax form: FanDuel expressly says the Player Activity Statement is not a tax document. Tax forms are handled separately through the FanDuel Tax Center.
Terminology: FanDuel says the Player Activity Statement may also be described as a win/loss statement, but bettors should not assume that every figure is calculated in the same way as taxable gambling income.
BetMGM
Transaction history: Open My Account → My Transactions to review account transactions.
Payment history: Open My Account → Cashier → Payment History for deposits and withdrawals.
Multistate coverage: BetMGM combines deposit and withdrawal history across the states connected to its consolidated account.
Example: A deposit placed while located in New Jersey and a withdrawal requested while located in Michigan can appear in the same account-level payment record.
Bet history: Open sports bets remain visible wherever the customer logs in to the consolidated BetMGM account. Settled bets update the shared cash balance.
Win/loss statement: BetMGM says customers retain access to win/loss statements after account consolidation. Customers who cannot retrieve one are directed to customer service.
State-specific promotional records: BetMGM cash activity is consolidated, but bonuses, Free Bets, tokens, Free Spins, and promotional progress remain tied to the state in which they were issued.
Nevada exception: BetMGM has identified Nevada as outside its consolidated multistate account system. Nevada records may therefore remain separate from activity in other BetMGM states.
Caesars Sportsbook
Transaction history: Open My Account → Transactions.
What it contains: Caesars publishes a summary of deposits, withdrawals, bets, and a running account balance.
Betting history: The separate Betting History area divides wagers into Open Bets and Settled Bets.
Open bets: The Open Bets section shows wagers that have been accepted but have not yet been graded.
Settled bets: The Settled Bets section shows completed wagers and whether each ticket won or lost.
Year-End Summary: Open My Account → Year-End Summary and select Request Year-End Summary.
Processing time: Caesars says a requested report may take up to 72 hours before it becomes available for download in the app.
State-by-state reports: Caesars generates year-end summaries by state. Customers who used Caesars Sportsbook in several jurisdictions must change their location in the app and request a separate report for each state.
Tax-reported prizes: Wagers requiring an additional tax claim process appear in a separate Tax Reported Prizes area until the claim is completed.
Fanatics Sportsbook
Where to find it: Open the Fanatics Sportsbook account menu and select Transaction History.
Published contents: Fanatics’ state account terms say Transaction History details deposits, withdrawals, betting activity, and responsible-gambling limits.
Published period: Fanatics’ Michigan and Colorado terms currently specify access to the previous 24 months of activity.
Responsible-gambling records: Including limit history in the same general record is useful when checking when a deposit, wagering, or time limit was created or changed.
Sportsbook transaction details: Fanatics’ privacy disclosures say sportsbook records can include the time of the transaction, amount wagered, event wagered on, and result.
State warning: The 24-month period appears in published terms for multiple states, but customers should check the terms governing their own Fanatics account rather than assuming every jurisdiction uses identical retention language.
Older records: When required activity is no longer visible through the self-service history, the customer should request the record from Fanatics support before assuming it is unavailable.
bet365
Betting history: Open the account menu and select History.
Available bets: The History section contains settled and unsettled sports bets.
Date-range search: bet365 says bets can be viewed between date ranges of up to six months.
Important distinction: The six-month rule describes the maximum width of one selected search range. It does not necessarily mean that every bet older than six months has been deleted.
Current wagers: Live and unsettled wagers can also be viewed through My Bets at the top of the sportsbook.
Recently settled wagers: bet365 says settled bets remain in My Bets for 90 days. Afterward, they can be located through History.
Account transactions: bet365’s U.S. terms state that the current balance and transaction history can be viewed after logging in.
Withdrawal records: More detailed withdrawal information is available through the Withdrawals tab inside History.
Tax records: W-2G documents are handled separately and can be downloaded in PDF format when generated for qualifying activity.
Hard Rock Bet
Where to find it: Open My Account/Profile → History.
Bet History: Hard Rock Bet says customers can review and monitor their sportsbook betting history through the account.
Account Transactions: The History area also includes deposits, withdrawals, and reward awards.
Availability: Hard Rock Bet describes these records as available for customers to view at any time.
Personalized trends: Hard Rock Bet also offers a separate Your Trends feature showing teams, leagues, and players wagered on most frequently.
Do not confuse the tools: Your Trends is a behavioral summary and recommendation feature. It is not a substitute for the underlying bet and transaction ledger.
Published limitations: Hard Rock Bet’s public responsible-gaming page does not specify one national retention period or promise a downloadable full-account statement.
Older or disputed records: Customers needing a record beyond the visible app history should contact support and provide the relevant dates, amounts, wager details, or transaction identifiers.
BetRivers
Bet history: BetRivers provides a My Bet History area for accepted and settled sportsbook wagers.
Account statements: A separate Statements option appears within the BetRivers account menu.
Records on request: Current BetRivers terms in jurisdictions including Indiana, Virginia, and West Virginia state that a customer can request an account statement detailing account activity and wagering history.
Accepted-bet record: BetRivers’ sportsbook rules state that a wager is not accepted and confirmed until it appears in the customer’s bet history.
Disputes: BetRivers identifies its transaction-log database as the controlling record when there is a disagreement over whether a wager was accepted or how it was recorded.
State-specific system: BetRivers operates through separate jurisdictional sites and terms. Customers should not assume that a statement downloaded in one state contains every transaction from another BetRivers jurisdiction.
Rewards records: Rewards Reports and Bonus Bank information may be maintained separately from the ordinary sportsbook bet history.
Requesting a statement: Include the required date range and specify whether the request concerns wagers, deposits, withdrawals, rewards, limits, or the complete account ledger.
Bet History, Transaction History, and Activity Statements
These records overlap, but they are not duplicates. Looking in the wrong one is why bettors often cannot find a payment, bonus adjustment, voided ticket, or complete result.
Bet History
Shows individual sportsbook tickets, including open, live, cashed-out, voided, won, and lost wagers.
A detailed bet receipt may include the selections, odds, stake, potential payout, accepted time, settlement result, and ticket identifier.
Transaction History
Shows money and account credits moving in or out of the wallet.
Common entries include deposits, withdrawals, stakes deducted, winnings credited, refunds, bonus awards, adjustments, reversals, and reward conversions.
Player Activity Statement
Summarizes activity over a selected period rather than listing only individual tickets.
The statement may include total deposits, withdrawals, amounts wagered, amounts returned, net results, playing time, and responsible-gambling limits.
Year-End or Win/Loss Summary
Provides an annual or requested-period summary generated by the operator.
Depending on the sportsbook, it may be downloaded immediately, generated after a delay, divided by state, or requested through customer support.
Tax Center
Stores tax documents generated for qualifying activity.
A Player Activity Statement, transaction ledger, or informal win/loss summary is not automatically an official tax form.
Rewards and Bonus History
Tracks Bonus Bets, credits, loyalty points, promotional awards, expiration dates, conversions, and play-through activity.
These records may sit outside the normal bet or payment history even though they affect the displayed account balance.
How to Read Account History Without Fooling Yourself
Sportsbook statements use several totals that look interchangeable until they produce completely different conclusions.
Deposits Are Not Losses
A deposit moves money into the sportsbook account. It becomes a betting loss only when that money is wagered and lost.
Money still sitting in the account or later withdrawn should not be treated as lost merely because it was deposited.
Withdrawals Are Not Winnings
A withdrawal can include returned deposits, previous winnings, or money that was never wagered.
Deposits minus withdrawals therefore measures cash flow, not necessarily betting profit or loss.
Amount Wagered Measures Turnover
The same bankroll can be wagered repeatedly.
Depositing $500 and placing twenty $100 bets does not mean $2,000 was deposited. It means the account generated $2,000 in betting turnover.
Amount Returned May Include the Stake
A winning sportsbook payout often includes both the original stake and the profit.
A $100 bet at +100 may appear as $200 returned even though the actual profit was $100.
Promotional Funds Need Separate Treatment
Bonus Bets, site credits, reward points, and promotional balances may appear in account totals without being withdrawable cash.
Some sportsbooks also remove the Bonus Bet stake from the return, making the displayed payout different from a comparable cash wager.
Open Bets Distort a Midperiod Snapshot
An unsettled wager may already have reduced the cash balance without yet appearing as a win or loss.
Review open futures, parlays, and pending cashouts before treating the current balance as a final result.
Three Different Numbers Worth Tracking
No single number explains the account. Track cash flow, sportsbook results, and betting volume separately.
Net Cash Added
Compare total deposits with total withdrawals while accounting for the opening and closing cash balances.
This shows how much outside money entered or left the sportsbook ecosystem.
Betting Profit or Loss
Compare settled cash wagering results while treating voids, refunds, cashouts, bonus stakes, and promotional credits according to how the sportsbook records them.
Do not calculate this from deposits and withdrawals alone.
Total Betting Turnover
Add the stakes of accepted wagers during the period.
Turnover shows the amount of action generated and can reveal how often the same bankroll was recycled.
Return on Amount Wagered
Compare betting profit or loss with the total amount wagered.
This gives more context than comparing results only with the original deposit or the largest account balance.
How Far Back Can You See?
Operators do not publish one uniform history period. The visible app record, downloadable statement, and data retained by the sportsbook may each cover different lengths of time.
FanDuel
FanDuel describes its Player Activity Statement as covering activity across the life of the account.
Fanatics Sportsbook
Published Michigan and Colorado terms provide self-service Transaction History for the previous 24 months.
bet365
bet365 permits betting-history searches using date ranges of up to six months at a time.
This is a search-range limitation, not necessarily a six-month record-retention limit.
bet365 My Bets
Settled wagers remain in the convenient My Bets area for 90 days before moving to the broader History section.
Caesars
Year-end summaries are generated separately by state and can take up to 72 hours to prepare.
No Published National Period
DraftKings, BetMGM, Hard Rock Bet, and BetRivers do not all publish one simple national self-service retention period covering every record and jurisdiction.
Request older records through support before assuming that activity no longer shown in the app has been destroyed.
Save the Records Before You Need Them
Account interfaces change, operators leave states, brands migrate to new platforms, and older wagers can disappear from the convenient part of the app. A basic monthly archive prevents a year-end scramble.
Save the Activity Statement
Download or capture the monthly or annual account-level summary where the sportsbook provides one.
Save Payment History
Record deposits, withdrawals, reversals, rejected payments, refunds, and the payment methods involved.
Save Major Bet Receipts
Keep the complete receipt for large wagers, futures, disputed settlements, cashouts, unusual markets, and bets with significant tax consequences.
Record Ticket and Transaction IDs
The identifier is usually more useful to customer support than a screenshot showing only the team, stake, and payout.
Keep State Records Separate
Caesars produces state-specific summaries, BetRivers uses jurisdictional sites, and BetMGM maintains some state-specific promotional activity even within its consolidated account.
Keep Independent Notes
Record the date, sportsbook, event, bet type, odds, stake, result, and reason for any later adjustment or dispute.
Using Account History in a Sportsbook Dispute
A screenshot of the bet slip before submission does not prove that a wager was accepted. The sportsbook’s confirmed ticket and transaction records matter.
Confirm Acceptance
Check whether the wager appears in bet history with a unique ticket or confirmation number.
BetRivers expressly states that a wager is not accepted until it appears in the customer’s bet history.
Record the Accepted Time
Live-betting disputes can turn on whether the wager was accepted before a score, penalty, injury, pitching change, or other material event.
Capture the Complete Ticket
Save every selection, market, odds price, stake, potential payout, promotion, and settlement status.
Provide the Identifier
Include the bet ID, ticket ID, transaction ID, or payment-reference number in the first customer-support message.
Check the House Rule Used
The history proves what happened to the ticket. The house rules explain why the operator graded it that way.
Preserve the Record for the Regulator
Keep the original support correspondence, statement, ticket, and operator response before escalating a dispute to the state regulator.
What the Account History May Be Telling You
The ledger is useful because it strips away the memorable wins, painful bad beats, and selective memory. Patterns become harder to explain away when they are sitting in chronological order.
Repeated Same-Day Deposits
Several deposits during one card can indicate that the original bankroll stopped controlling the session.
Stake Sizes Rising After Losses
The bet history may show larger wagers following losing tickets rather than wagers sized according to a consistent bankroll method.
Betting Continues Into Unplanned Markets
A card beginning with the NFL or NBA can drift into late-night live betting and unfamiliar leagues after the intended games have ended.
Promotions Driving Extra Turnover
Bonus Bets and boosts can increase total wagering even when they reduce the apparent amount of cash deposited.
Activity Split Across Several Books
One account may look controlled while the combined DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, and Fanatics history tells another story.
Limits Repeatedly Increased
Fanatics includes responsible-gambling limits in its published Transaction History. Other operators may maintain limit changes in separate responsible-gambling records.
Regulated Sportsbook Account-History FAQs
These answers concern records available through regulated U.S. online sportsbook accounts.
Which sportsbook provides activity across the life of the account?
FanDuel says its Player Activity Statement provides an overview of deposits, withdrawals, winnings, bets, and other activity across the life of the FanDuel account.
Which sportsbook publishes a specific self-service history period?
Fanatics’ published Michigan and Colorado terms provide Transaction History for the previous 24 months. bet365 permits searches using date ranges of up to six months, but that refers to the width of the selected search period rather than necessarily limiting the total age of available records.
Which sportsbook combines history from several states?
BetMGM combines deposit and withdrawal history across the states connected to its consolidated account. Open sports bets are also visible wherever the customer logs in. Nevada is not currently included in that consolidated system.
Which sportsbook requires separate year-end reports by state?
Caesars generates Year-End Summaries by state. A customer who used Caesars Sportsbook in several jurisdictions must switch the app location and request a separate report for each required state.
How do I get a DraftKings win/loss statement?
DraftKings currently instructs customers to contact its support team and request a win/loss statement for the required period. The ordinary Financial Center and My Bets areas remain available for transaction and wager review.
Is a Player Activity Statement a tax form?
No. FanDuel expressly states that its Player Activity Statement is not a tax document. Sportsbooks maintain separate Tax Centers or document sections for W-2G and other forms generated for qualifying activity.
Can deposits minus withdrawals show my betting profit?
Not reliably. Deposits and withdrawals measure cash moving between the sportsbook and outside payment accounts. The calculation can be distorted by opening and closing balances, unsettled wagers, unplayed deposits, bonus funds, and money transferred between products.
Does the amount won include my original stake?
It may. A winning cash wager commonly returns both the original stake and the profit. Review how the sportsbook defines “won,” “returned,” “payout,” and “net” before using the statement total.
Why is a deposit showing at my bank but not in sportsbook history?
The bank may display an unsuccessful or pending authorization that never became a completed sportsbook deposit. DraftKings specifically says failed deposit attempts do not appear in its Transaction History. Check both records and allow the bank’s pending authorization period to expire.
How do I prove that an online sportsbook accepted my bet?
Save the confirmed bet receipt and its unique identifier. A selection sitting on the bet slip does not prove acceptance. BetRivers expressly states that a wager is not accepted until it appears in the customer’s bet history.
Can I request records that are no longer visible in the app?
Yes. Contact the operator and request the specific account statement or data range. BetRivers publishes account-statement rights in several state terms, DraftKings accepts win/loss and privacy-data requests, and other regulated operators may provide older records through support.
Should I keep my own sportsbook records?
Yes. Save periodic statements, major bet receipts, transaction IDs, payment records, and state-specific reports. Operator interfaces and visible history periods can change, while a customer-maintained archive remains available.
Review the Complete Record, Not the Memorable Bets
Bettors remember the parlay that landed, the live total that was robbed, and the future that died in overtime. Account history remembers every deposit, every reload, every forgotten bonus wager, and every Tuesday-night bet that was supposedly just killing time.
Pull the statement from every regulated sportsbook account. Separate cash flow from wagering results. Include open bets, promotional funds, and state-specific activity. Then compare the complete total with the limits and bankroll that were supposed to govern the betting.