Splash Sports
Splash Sports | Survivor & DFS
Publisher DNA
What defines Splash Sports?
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Portfolio
What does Splash Sports ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Join Splash Sports! Play against friends or the community for real cash prizes!
Automated payout system reduces administrative overhead for commissioners
- The core contest format allows players to win significant payouts if they correctly predict player performance
- Users report that the contest payout structure forces winners to split prizes with others, reducing expected earnings
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Positive apps
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Splash Sports compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
DraftKings competes for the same fantasy sports audience by offering high-frequency contest formats and mission-based rewards that capture daily active users.
Contenders(9)
Both apps compete for the same daily fantasy sports audience by offering real-money pick-based contests that bypass traditional sportsbook house-edge models.
Both platforms target the daily fantasy sports market, competing for users who want to monetize sports knowledge through pick-based contests.
Both platforms compete for the same US sports fan demographic by offering real-money fantasy pick-based contests that bypass traditional sportsbook house-edge models.
Both apps target fantasy sports players, but Pick6 captures the casual segment with More/Less projections while Splash Sports focuses on peer-to-peer commissioner-led contests.
Both apps compete for the same sports-interested user base, though they diverge between peer-to-peer fantasy contests and traditional house-based sportsbook wagering.
Both platforms target sports bettors seeking alternatives to traditional house-based sportsbooks by utilizing peer-to-peer models that eliminate the house edge.
Both apps target the same sports betting and fantasy audience, with PickFinder providing the research tools that inform the peer-to-peer contests hosted on Splash Sports.
Both apps compete for the same daily fantasy sports user base by offering real-money contests on professional leagues like the NFL and NBA. They overlap in the daily fantasy sports category, forcing users to choose between peer-to-peer leagues and house-based parlay models.
Both apps compete for the same sports bettor audience, but Splash Sports facilitates direct peer-to-peer contest participation while Winible provides information for external betting. They vie for the same user time and wallet share within the sports betting market.
Same space(16)
Draft Sharks targets serious fantasy managers with analytical tools that provide a competitive edge in season-long leagues.
Betr targets the same fantasy-gaming segment but uses a high-frequency pick'em mechanic instead of commissioner-led leagues.
Sleeper integrates fantasy management and predictive gaming into one interface, overlapping with the user base of Splash Sports.
CBS Sports functions as a second-screen news and score hub for users who also manage fantasy teams.
CBS Sports Fantasy provides a dedicated fantasy management interface for the same sports fan base as Splash Sports.
Caesars Sportsbook provides a direct alternative for users seeking real-time wagering on major leagues rather than peer-to-peer fantasy contests.
ESPN Fantasy Sports serves the same fantasy audience but uses editorial content to drive engagement rather than peer-to-peer contest creation.
FanDuel Sportsbook serves the same betting-interested audience but relies on regulatory breadth across multiple states to maintain its market position.
FanDuel Fantasy captures the same fantasy sports audience by prioritizing social-first draft experiences over house-based betting.
Monster League reimagines fantasy football as a battle-based game, appealing to users seeking non-traditional fantasy formats.
ProphetX offers a prediction market for sports fans who prefer transparent pricing over house-controlled betting odds.
FantasyLabs offers analytical projections for fantasy football players who want to optimize their draft performance.
RunYourPool focuses on tournament-style brackets and pools, serving the same casual sports fan base as Splash Sports.
Hard Rock Bet targets the same sports-betting demographic but uses physical casino loyalty rewards to lock users into its platform.
Action Network offers analytical tools for the same sports-betting audience, focusing on performance tracking rather than contest creation.
Yahoo Fantasy Sports competes for the same season-long fantasy managers by offering stable draft tools and established league management.
