The Mainstream Media won't report this because they've taken over 206 million in advertising & counting.
Fanduel cheated me out of my money and i caught them on video.
Look closely while watching the video because JR Smith is now Gary Harris, Evan Fournier is now James Hardin, Matthew Dellavedova is now Tony Parker etc. When the computer generated this line-up and placed it at the top it basically exposed what we knew all along, Fanduel is was rigged. To get all of the Top performing players everyday, is like winning Keno or the Lottery everyday with nine numbers instead of six.
Here is solid evidence that FanDuel generates their own winning line ups so that the real players, you, the general public, can not win in a fair and just manner. Check out this video that I made where FanDuel chose the wrong names and stats of the players from games that WEREN'T EVEN IN PROGRESS and consequently, shows FanDuel using bots and the game is RIGGED. Examples of fair use in United States copyright law include commentary, search engines, criticism, parody, news reporting, research, teaching, library archiving and scholarship.To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email licensing @ Delfunkboy@gmail.com.
Lawsuit filed in Georgia: Georgia knows that Fanduel and Draftkings uses Bots, how come you don't? An interesting allegation Hodge sprinkles throughout his complaints is that both FanDuel and DraftKings “failed to disclose the use of ‘bots’ or fake accounts designed to operate as ‘shills'”: Upon information and belief, [FanDuel/DraftKings] uses “bots” or fake accounts to act as “shills” in the gambling scheme in order that certain winnings go to the “house” ([FanDuel/DraftKings]), and also creating the illusion to the [FanDuel/DraftKings] user of interacting with a gambler on equal footing. The employment of “shills” (or “bots”/fake accounts) employs a similar concept to those “shills” that are permitted by law in states with casinos such as Nevada, but Georgia does not permit any gambling, never mind the use of “shills” in the form of “bots” or otherwise fake accounts. And regardless, in states where such devices are employed, there is no illusion, nor effort to create the illusion, that the “house” is not winning the losing bets (in the form of monies that are attributed to “shills”) and in the case of [FanDuel/DraftKings], there is no disclosure of the use of “shills” nor any legal basis for doing so in Georgia.
Why DraftKings and FanDuel Spent $206 Million on Ads in 2015.
DraftKings and FanDuel, two of the biggest startups in fantasy sports, are finding out. The $206-million sum--$131.4 million by DraftKings and $74.5 million by FanDuel--is from Jan. 1 to Oct. 5 in 2015, according to CNN.com, for television ads airing nationally.
To help put those fiscal figures in context, I compiled a quick snapshot of other key numbers, based on reports in Forbes and the Wall Street Journal:
Company: DraftKings
Valuation: $1.2 billion
Total capital raised: $375 million
2014 Revenues: $30 million
2015 TV ad spend to Oct. 5: $131.4 million
Company: FanDuel
Valuation: $1.3 billion
Total capital raised: $361 million
2014 Revenues: $57 million
2015 TV ad spend to Oct. 5: $74.5 million
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