The Seminole Tribe of Florida has filed a lawsuit against DraftKings, alleging that the company's prediction market offerings violate the tribe's exclusive compact with the state to offer online sports betting.
DraftKings faces a class-action lawsuit alleging the company used AI to target consumers likely to spend more, including vulnerable individuals.
The New York Times alleges that DraftKings uses AI to target consumers likely to spend more, while DraftKings denies the claims, asserting its commitment to responsible engagement.
DraftKings' prediction market product, Predictions, has landed the company in hot water with a class-action lawsuit in California. The lawsuit alleges that DraftKings is allowing illegal gambling through its platform.
DraftKings and Delta Air Lines have partnered to offer a sports prediction game called SkyPicks on flights. The game is accessible through the companies onboard Wi-Fi network and does not involve any financial risk for passengers.