FanDuel has launched a new My Spend tool designed to help users track and manage their spending and gaming activity habits.

Customers can view personalized stats including deposit and wager amounts and net winnings over a range of timeframes, from seven days to three months. The dashboard encourages customers to utilize FanDuel’s existing suite of responsible gaming tools, including deposit and wager limits.

My Spend was developed based on internal and external research that demonstrated players’ interest in accessing personalized insights into their activity and a deeper understanding of their own gambling behaviour.

FanDuel is supporting the launch with a new multi-platform advertising campaign that encourages customers to use the dashboard.

“FanDuel believes our customers should always have a budget and plan in mind when they engage with our products, and we are thrilled to introduce My Spend to help customers track their spending and manage their play,” said FanDuel VP of Responsible Gaming and Community Impact, Alison Kutler.

“As we look to continuously raise the standard for what it means to be a responsible operator, we look forward to continuing to bring new and innovative ways support our customers.”

My Spend is available across all FanDuel products, including sportsbook, casino, fantasy, racing and faceoff.

FanDuel strikes new sports betting deals

In the last few weeks, FanDuel have forged two notable sports betting partnerships in Canada and the U.S.

The Flutter-owned operator is now a non-exclusive product and marketing licensing partner of the MLB Players Association (MLBPA) thanks to a deal that granted it rights to expand its use of MLB player intellectual property and introduce player-focused features across its sportsbook platform.

The same week, it teamed up with the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) as an official sportsbook partner, as well as striking a deal to become the exclusive in-app streaming partner of the league in the U.S.

FanDuel already has partnerships in Canada with the likes of the NFL, the Canadian Football League (CFL), and Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors owner Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE).