How to Get Your FanDuel Win/Loss Statement — and Why It's Only Half the Story

Updated 2026-07-18 · 5 min read

FanDuel keeps win/loss statements and tax documents in your account's tax and statements area — on the website, look for sections named along the lines of "Tax Center," "Statements," or "Account Activity." Annual statements become available after year-end, and support can generate activity records for other periods on request.

FanDuel's footprint is wide — sportsbook, online casino, daily fantasy, and horse racing — and each product tracks and reports differently. The statement is genuinely useful, but it measures one operator's view of your wagering, not what gambling has actually cost you across every account you hold.

How to get your FanDuel win/loss statement

Exact menu names move around as the product updates, but the path is consistent:

  1. Log in on the FanDuel website — account documents are typically easier to reach there than in the apps.
  2. Open your account menu and look for "Tax Center," "Statements," "Documents," or "Activity."
  3. Download the annual win/loss statement for the year you need; tax forms (W-2G, 1099) appear in the same area when issued.
  4. For custom date ranges, missing products, or closed accounts, request your transaction history from support in writing — licensed operators are generally obligated to provide it.

What the statement shows — and what it doesn't

  • Product silos — sportsbook, casino, fantasy, and racing activity may be reported separately, on separate documents, or under separate legal entities.
  • Promo distortion — bonus bets and site credits flow through the numbers in ways that don't match cash out of your pocket.
  • Calendar-year windows — the statement won't document a stretch of play that spans two years.
  • One operator only — your FanDuel statement has no idea what happened on DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, or at a casino cage.

Which tax forms FanDuel actually issues

The win/loss statement is informational — it is not filed with the IRS. FanDuel issues Form W-2G for certain reportable wins (thresholds vary by game type) and Form 1099 for qualifying fantasy profits. You must report gambling winnings whether or not a form arrives. And since tax year 2026, the federal gambling-loss deduction is capped at 90% of losses — a change that makes complete, cross-platform records materially more important. A tax professional can advise on your specific situation.

The multi-platform reality

Most bettors hold accounts on several platforms and move money to whichever has the better line or bonus. Every operator statement is a keyhole view of one room. Your bank and card statements are the only documents that see every deposit and every withdrawal across all of them.

VigCheck starts with your bank records, identifies gambling activity across hundreds of operators including FanDuel, and reconciles the money flows into one net position. Upload your FanDuel statement too — VigCheck parses operator statements and cross-checks them against your bank's version of events.

Frequently asked questions

Is a FanDuel win/loss statement valid proof for taxes?

It's supporting evidence, not sufficient proof by itself. Operator statements carry estimate disclaimers, and IRS guidance expects a contemporaneous log plus corroborating records like bank statements. Use the FanDuel statement as one document in a complete file.

Why is my FanDuel number different from what my bank shows?

The statement tracks wagering outcomes; your bank tracks money movement. Promotional credits, pending withdrawals, and product-by-product reporting all create gaps between the two. If the question is what gambling cost you, the bank's number is the anchor.

Can I still get my statement if I closed or self-excluded my FanDuel account?

Yes. Operators retain records after closure and are generally required to provide your data on written request. Self-exclusion doesn't erase your history — and that history is often exactly what you need documented.

Does one FanDuel statement cover sportsbook, casino, and fantasy?

Often not in a single number — products can be split across documents and entities, and fantasy is taxed under different rules. Collect every product's statement, then reconcile them against your bank records for the true total.

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