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Daily Fantasy..The New Online Poker? Dror Gal

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Page 1: Daily Fantasy vs Online Poker

Daily Fantasy..The New Online Poker?

Dror Gal

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Online Poker vs Daily Fantasy

• While poker has been fairly popular both in reality and virtually (online poker), daily fantasy has grown at a rapid pace over the last few years

• Daily fantasy is the ability to play season long fantasy baseball, football, basketball, etc, but on a daily basis

• You enter a contest pool, draft players for that day or nights worth of games and hope that your teams combination of players outscores another teams

• Of course you can’t just pick whoever you want, there is a salary cap for every website and each player is valued differently

• Some of the most popular websites for daily fantasy currently are Draft Kings and Fanduel

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• Once upon a time, playing poker online was the only way to socially interact with others and also win money

• With daily fantasy, people now have a newer, more hip, outlet to do so

• Both do take skill to a certain an extent while also relying on chance (or luck) in order to win money online

• But where are there more winners? What gives an individual the best opportunity to take home money at the end of the day?

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Daily Fantasy• Some of these daily fantasy

websites have contests where up to 300,000+ people can enter to win a different amounts of prizes

• Sometimes for a contest as big as this, the website will pay out the top 80,000 contestants

• Now there are many different kinds of games and contest offerings across many different sports giving you so many options to play

• Online poker allows you to play in tournaments and different kinds of games of poker but from a creative standpoint, it’s a bit more limited

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Draft Kings

• Established: 2011

• 2014 Revenue: $40 million

• CEO: Jason Robins

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FanDuel

• Established: 2009

• 2014 Revenue: $57.3 million

• CEO: Nigel Eccles