Just got invite from them in an email. If they have lower rake it might be worth checking out.
Just got invite from them in an email. If they have lower rake it might be worth checking out.
I haven't tried StarDraft yet or whatever it is called, but Yahoo's product is decent. Long way to go to catch up to FD/DK but I think it is OK considering they just rolled out like 3 months ago.
Yahoo doesn't really have the same goals as FD/DK would in DFS, so it could be interesting to see how their product evolves. They will likely use it to get people to their site, consume their content, use their site for services rather than try to make much $ off of it. At Yahoo's valuation even if DFS were profitable it wouldn't make a dent in anything.
None of the sites will.
Your best bet is to find someone in a different state to make an account, give them $ to play and then you just play on their account. This will work, the site isn't gonna waste the time to track the IP of the person if the account holder is in a legal state.
This is a huge tax headache if you hit a big score but I can't really think of anything else besides maybe showing up to a Bobby Jindal campaign rally (does he even have these?) and just yelling to him WE WANT DFS WE WANT DFS
The way they handled Poker Black Friday --- yep, first class. So I'll definitely try them for Daily Fantasy. They've always been good with customer service, software, bonus/promotions.
They bought a smaller site (Victiv), and re-branded as DraftStars.
1) On DraftStars, you clear the Deposit Bonus @ 2% rate (I think the other sites are 1%)
2) Rake for the multi-player group contests is typically 7-9% (some of the other sites are 10-13%)
Im out of state over 50% of the time anyway so the ip thing won't be a issue.
I did get a small account from a guy in Mississippi last season but all I did was a few 10 team small leagues for like $20.
That is boring to me.
I want to get into the big dollar h2h and the large pool contest but because of tax and trust reasons I can really get into it in a way that I would enjoy it.
I still still have that active FD account from about 5 years ago with like 100$ in it registered in Louisiana back when they were a hole in the wall company when they did not really enforce the banned state thing.
I really need to ask for my 100ish dollars just to see what they would say .
I just logged into my fandual account . I have 88 I'm there .
In a hypothetic world where I enter one of these contest and win 1,000,000 what happens?
Would FD have to pay me or would they be able to throw the Louisiana thing in my face?
That would be an awesome court battle
In a hypothetic world where I enter one of these contest and win 1,000,000 what happens?
Would FD have to pay me or would they be able to throw the Louisiana thing in my face?
That would be an awesome court battle
