DraftKings’ UK plans don’t include sportsbook
- Aug 20, 2015
DraftKings is launching its London office, but don't expect the daily fantasy sports operator to open a sportsbook anytime soon.
Read More . . .DraftKings is launching its London office, but don't expect the daily fantasy sports operator to open a sportsbook anytime soon.
Read More . . .Acronyms aside, daily fantasy's rise in popularity is impossible to miss -- but real-time fantasy sports is imminent. If permitted under federal and state law, live prop bets could be coming soon too. And both promise to be second screen experiences that sports fans will likely devour.
Read More . . .One more scream about our money-blinded sports leagues and their partner TV networks buying into "fantasy" gambling syndicates, then I'm done. But I wouldn't bet on it.
Read More . . .DraftKings has moved to enhance its presence in the professional sports market by entering into a new commercial partnership with the International Speedway Corporation (ISC) motor racing ownership and operating body.
Read More . . .In fantasy football, there are three key statistics for running backs, wide receivers and tight ends:
Read More . . .In for a penny, in for a pound. And in this latest everyone-into-the-pool gold rush, our sports and their TV networks jumped in feet-first and with both fists. Get ready, sports fans of all ages and credit ratings, here comes the hard sell!
Read More . . .Daily fantasy sports provider DraftKings has moved to enhance its presence in Major League Baseball (MLB) by entering into partnership with 27 teams from the North American competition.
Read More . . .As billions flow, lawsuits target Boston-based DraftKings’ marketing, and the industry tries to upend prohibitions on betting
Read More . . .Some of the problems experienced by Yahoo in its entrance in the daily fantasy sports industry resemble those that might be made by an online gaming startup rather than a giant internet corporation.
Read More . . .Earlier this month, daily fantasy sports site FanDuel raised a whopping $275 million round.
Read More . . .We've written here in the past that one way Major League Soccer might build its audience is to follow the NFL's lead and become more attractive to gamblers.
Read More . . .A month ago, fantasy sports site DraftKings was set to take on a massive, $250 million investment from Disney in its quest to compete with rival and industry leader FanDuel. The deal had been approved by Disney executives, and all that was left was to finalize the paperwork.
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