With the Oakland Raiders officially cleared for Las Vegas, and March Madness also putting the sports betting discussion into the mainstream media, daily fantasy sports (DFS) has seemingly become second fiddle to the potentially massive market. Fantasy sports has additionally lost much of its luster over the last 12 months or so, as revelations came to light showing winners disproportionately favored the so-called “DFS pro” over the casual amateur player.
As a result, a half-dozen NFL teams have severed ties with either DraftKings or FanDuel.
