The Longshot Odds Facing a DraftKings Class Action for Alleged Misuse of A.I.

The Longshot Odds Facing a DraftKings Class Action for Alleged Misuse of A.I.

November 9, 2026

The Longshot Odds Facing a DraftKings Class Action for Alleged Misuse of A.I.

By: Ryan Fan

On September 19, 2026, the New York Times released an article titled “How DraftKings Uses A.I. to Target the Gamblers Likeliest to Lose”, which documents whistleblower allegations that DraftKings (1) used artificial intelligence (A.I.) to target gamblers more likely to lose with promotions and (2) shelved responsible gaming projects that would identify and offer help to problem gamblers. [1]  The article generated negative publicity within the gambling industry, as it alleges that DraftKings, unlike many of its competitors such as Fanatics, FanDuel, and PrizePicks, does not use predictive technology for problem gambling.[2] As a consequence of this article, gambling operators’ use of A.I. has come under greater scrutiny. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission stated it would investigate gambling operators’ use of…

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Rules Matter Even for the Pat McAfee’s of the World

November 4, 2026

Rules Matter Even for the Pat McAfee’s of the World

By: Sara Dalsheim

  Former NFL punter and now ESPN analyst/commentator Pat McAfee is constantly garnering attention for his flashy takes and fun interviews. Most recently, he has also gained the attention of college football fans and students via his weekly “Kicking Is Easy” contest segment on ESPN’s wildly popular “College Gameday” – where McAfee gives away $1 million, and sometimes even more, to one college student who…

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Prediction Markets at a Crossroads: Licensing, Compliance, and Future(s)

October 20, 2026

Prediction Markets at a Crossroads: Licensing, Compliance, and Future(s)

By: Kyra Pulliam

Last week I had the honor of attending the inaugural PREDICT Conference hosted by DealFlow Events in New York City. This event should not be confused with the NEXTPredict Summit, taking place October 22-23, or Predict 2026, scheduled for December 7-9, both of which will also be held in New York. If the growing number of prediction market conferences borders on excessive, it is easy…

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“The Times They Are A Changin’” For New Jersey Gaming

January 26, 2016

“The Times They Are A Changin’” For New Jersey Gaming

By: Ifrah Law

As the saying goes, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” It’s no secret that Atlantic City has faced its share of troubles. Gaming statewide continues to face transition, but after the dust settles, gaming in New Jersey, and even in struggling Atlantic City, should emerge stronger than ever. Following is the state of gaming in New Jersey as we enter 2016. Sports Betting En…

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In 2016- Who Will (Finally) Say Yes To Regulated Online Gaming?

January 20, 2016

In 2016- Who Will (Finally) Say Yes To Regulated Online Gaming?

By: Ifrah Law

*This article first appeared in the January 2016 issue of eGR North America Magazine  Pennsylvania is the most likely, and has been making slow but relatively steady progress since it commissioned a study into online gaming back in 2014. Since then, several bills have been introduced. Efforts have stalled, but not as in other jurisdictions where delays are based on moral outrage, a lack of political…

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Why Can’t I Buy A Powerball Ticket Online?

January 14, 2016

Why Can’t I Buy A Powerball Ticket Online?

By: Jeff Ifrah

As a gaming lawyer, I get asked a lot of questions about what is legal and what is not legal. A lot of folks end conversations with me by scratching their heads and saying “that doesn’t make sense at all.”  The most recent head scratcher?  A lot of online sites recently offered to sell Powerball tickets to out-of-state residents.  Is that legal? The answer unfortunately…

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The Ongoing Legal Saga Between New York and Daily Fantasy Sports

December 14, 2015

The Ongoing Legal Saga Between New York and Daily Fantasy Sports

By: Jeff Ifrah

Christmas didn’t come early for daily fantasy sports players in New York. A state judge issued an injunction this Friday ordering the two largest DFS sites, DraftKings and FanDuel, to shut down. The injunction was based upon the judge’s finding that DFS constituted illegal gambling under state law. Fortunately for the sites, their players, and their investors, the two operators immediately appealed the court’s decision…

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Sorry, NY Fantasy Sports Fans. No Play for You!

November 16, 2015

Sorry, NY Fantasy Sports Fans. No Play for You!

By: Jeff Ifrah

Daily Fantasy Sports (or DFS) offers daily excitement to millions of US sports fans, and it enjoys tremendous support from its fan base. That support was on display today in NYC, as more than 250 upset fans rallied in front of the Attorney General’s office. The rally in support of DFS was in response to last week’s controversial announcement by New York Attorney General Eric…

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The Longshot Odds Facing a DraftKings Class Action for Alleged Misuse of A.I.

The Longshot Odds Facing a DraftKings Class Action for Alleged Misuse of A.I.
By: Ryan Fan

Rules Matter Even for the Pat McAfee’s of the World

Rules Matter Even for the Pat McAfee’s of the World
By: Sara Dalsheim

Prediction Markets at a Crossroads: Licensing, Compliance, and Future(s)

Prediction Markets at a Crossroads: Licensing, Compliance, and Future(s)
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