If you’ve been trying to avoid the Daily Fantasy Sports bug you may want to reconsider. The DFS industry saw massive growth over the course of 2014, and with the industry poised to break into the mainstream in 2015, there has never been a better time to dive in and signup at a DFS site.
Big investments and bold claims are the name of the game as DraftKings and FanDuel jockey for the top spot in online daily fantasy. Recently, the Better Business Bureau’s National Advertising Division recommended that DraftKings stop making the claim that it is the largest US-based daily fantasy site in the country.
Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) is widely regarded as little more than a small segment of the larger Fantasy Sports market, and because of this one would expect that most DFS players either come from a background in Fantasy Sports or have an interest in participating in both DFS and season-long Fantasy Sports.
DraftKings DFS is home to the biggest fantasy PGA competition in the world. It’s called the Fantasy Golf Millionaire, and it guarantees $3,000,000 in prizes, with a juicy one million dollar payout for the winner. Competition is stiff with room for nearly 150,000 entries, but the upside is that it costs just $25 to take…
Editor update: After DraftKings inked a WSOP sponsorship deal in early 2015, later that year pressure over legalization questions caused DraftKings to cut ties with the poker tournament series. This post should now be considered a historical archive. Sponsorships and sports are nothing new, but in recent years the sponsors presence has blossomed to the…
There is a lot of talk surrounding the solvency and growth potential of Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS), but there are also some lingering questions about the future legality of DFS. As it currently stands, DFS is on firm legal footing: These are all strong arguments for the legality of DFS contests. However, these arguments only…
FanDuel, the largest Daily Fantasy Sports website, has been accused of false advertising in a class action lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida on November 20th. The class action suit was first reported by Mondaq.com earlier this week.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver took a surprising stance on legal sports betting in a November 13th opinion piece posted at the New York Times. In the statement, he argues that the National Basketball Association needs to rethink its long tradition of opposing any expansion of legalized sports betting in the United States.
Does sitting around watching sports with your new friends, eating hot dogs, and drinking beer in an office with a ping pong table and bean bags sound like your dream job? Well, that’s exactly what you shouldn’t expect in your future fantasy career. Just go ahead and prepare yourself now that there will be some…
Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) has grown by leaps and bounds over the past three years, from a 1.28 million industry in 2011 to a projected $91.3 million industry in 2014 according to Eilers Research. A key element of that growth has been the industry’s adoption of, and marketing focus of big-money, guaranteed contests. In order…
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