Daily fantasy sports (DFS) operators DraftKings and FanDuel will be allowed to remain operational in New York, despite a court ruling that neither company can conduct business in the state for the foreseeable future.
Read More . . .Have you heard of a fantasy sports game that doesn’t want your money but would like to give you some?
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel voiced support Thursday for Massachusetts' approach to regulating their controversial industry as states across the country weigh greater restrictions or outright bans on the games played for money.
Read More . . .f Mark Emmert has his way, daily fantasy sports advertisements will not be a part of the NCAA Tournament's March Madness television package later this season.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports sites DraftKings and FanDuel may get a lifeline from state lawmakers if they lose their legal battle with Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Read More . . .After more than a decade of making casual wagers on fantasy football teams with friends, Bret Cobus stepped it up a notch this fall by placing bets on the popular DraftKings daily fantasy sports website.
Read More . . .The Herrick, Feinstein LLP law firm held a seminar called "Fantasy Sports Outlook: Rumors, Realities and Regulation" at their midtown Manhattan offices last night.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports is quite a hot topic at the moment, but for Star Fantasy Leagues CEO Seth Young, there's still more to the industry.
Read More . . .What is gambling? It's a new question with an old-aged answer. The creation of daily fantasy sports necessitates a change in our country's legal definition of gambling.
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports sites have exploded into the public consciousness this year, mainly thanks to millions of dollars of television commercials and tie-ins with several major professional sports leagues.
Read More . . .The gaming industry awaits the ruling from last week's hearing on the legality of daily fantasy sports in the Empire State, a ruling that will have a huge impact on not only the legality of DFS, but potentially other aspects of gambling as well.
Read More . . .Guttman's claims in the federal case, meanwhile, hinge on New York's general obligations law, although the suit alleges violations of U.S. law as well. It seeks to prove that daily fantasy betting doesn't qualify as a legitimate form of sports bookmaking partially legalized under the federal internet gambling law.
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