FanDuel Sportsbook to Debut In-App Group Parlay Builder on Thanksgiving

FanDuel is rolling out a new “Pass The Leg" feature that will allow bettors to build a parlay together in the sportsbook app.

Geoff Zochodne - Sports Betting Journalist at Covers.com
Geoff Zochodne • Senior News Analyst
Nov 23, 2025 • 13:00 ET • 2 min read
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As friends and family sit down to eat some food and watch some football this Thanksgiving, FanDuel will debut a new sportsbook feature that will let bettors gather online to build some group parlays.

FanDuel began marketing on Sunday its new “Pass The Leg” feature, which on Thanksgiving will allow bettors to start or join a "Group Build" and put together NFL parlays in the company’s sportsbook app. 

Members of a group can contribute three to 25 legs to the parlay, add it to their personal bet slips, and then wager however much they’d like on the final product using their own money.

Pass the player props, please

The new online sports betting feature is trying to tap into what FanDuel sees as growing demand for more “communal betting experiences” and is being launched with a dedicated profit boost on Thanksgiving Day, which will have three NFL games.

“Pass The Leg” will be available only at first on Thanksgiving, and only for the three games, though it's possible FanDuel could roll out the "first-of-its-kind in-app" feature for future tentpole wagering days as well. 

“Pass The Leg is all about how our customers actually experience sports - together, sharing excitement, and creating memories around the games they love,” said Karol Corcoran, FanDuel’s managing director of sportsbook, in a statement. “We listened to how fans were already collaborating in group chats and family gatherings, and built a feature that brings that natural social energy directly into their betting experience.”

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Geoff Zochodne, Covers Sports Betting Journalist
Senior News Analyst

Geoff has been writing about the legalization and regulation of sports betting in Canada and the United States for more than four years. His work has included coverage of launches in New York, Ohio, and Ontario, numerous court proceedings, and the decriminalization of single-game wagering by Canadian lawmakers. As an expert on the growing online gambling industry in North America, Geoff has appeared on and been cited by publications and networks such as Axios, TSN Radio, and VSiN. Prior to joining Covers, he spent 10 years as a journalist reporting on business and politics, including a stint at the Ontario legislature. More recently, Geoff’s work has focused on the pending launch of a competitive iGaming market in Alberta, the evolution of major companies within the gambling industry, and efforts by U.S. state regulators to rein in offshore activity and college player prop betting.

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