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- World Cup Sports Betting — July 2026
AI Search Visibility Report | World Cup Sports Betting
DraftKings leads sports betting brand share of voice at 37%, ahead of FanDuel and BetMGM. AI answers rely heavily on guide content and sports media sources rather than sportsbook product pages.
Top Cited Domains
Fox Sports leads citation share at 5.7%, followed by Legal Sports Report and Sports Illustrated at 4.7%. Betting advice and sports media sources dominate the citation layer.
- foxsports.com5.7%
- legalsportsreport.com4.7%
- si.com4.7%
- goal.com4.3%
- youtube.com3.8%
- wikipedia.org2.8%
- prizepicks.com2.8%
- the-independent.com2.8%
- actionnetwork.com2.4%
- bettingusa.com2.4%
Content Formats AI Cites Most
Blog and guide content accounts for 65.4% of sports betting citations, far ahead of data and industry pages at 12.8%. Listicles and review aggregators also appear, but product pages barely register.
- Blog / Guide65.4%
- Data / Industry12.8%
- Listicle8.5%
- Review / Aggregator6.2%
- Video3.8%
- Homepage / Brand2.4%
- Comparison0.5%
- Product Page0.5%
Brand Share of Voice
DraftKings leads sports betting share of voice at 37%, ahead of FanDuel at 30.4%. BetMGM and Caesars Sportsbook tie at 26.1%, while bet365 has a clear global presence at 19.6%.
- DraftKings37.0%
- FanDuel30.4%
- BetMGM26.1%
- Caesars Sportsbook26.1%
- bet36519.6%
- Underdog Fantasy10.9%
- ESPN BET6.5%
- PrizePicks6.5%
- Sleeper6.5%
How Lantern collects this data
Lantern collects millions of prompt responses, citations, and click data from the actual user interfaces of major AI platforms. This gives us one of the largest and most authentic datasets on how AI search engines cite sources and surface brands.
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Published freely for the GEO and AI search community. All reports are based on aggregated, non-identifiable trends.