Bonus offer
4/5
Betting variety
4/5
Mobile experience
4.5/5
Payment options
4/5
Betting experience
4/5
Support
3.5/5
Summary
4/5
ESPN Bet App Review
ESPN Bet has officially rebranded and is now operating as theScore Bet. If you’re returning to this page expecting details about ESPN Bet, don’t worry, the platform hasn’t disappeared. It has simply transitioned to theScore Bet, bringing a similar look, mobile betting experience.
All existing users were migrated to theScore Bet, and new users can now sign up directly through theScore Bet instead of ESPN Bet. Our updated review reflects everything you need to know about the new app, including how it works, what’s changed, and what you can expect moving forward.
theScore Bet App FAQ
Yes. theScore Bet is returning to the U.S. as Penn Entertainment rebrands ESPN Bet. Existing ESPN Bet accounts will automatically become theScore Bet accounts, with all balances and bets carrying over.
ESPN Bet has been discontinued and replaced by theScore Bet. PENN is ending its branding deal with ESPN, so the sportsbook will relaunch under theScore Bet name while ESPN moves on from operating its own betting app.
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