How is it legal for sportsbooks to lock accounts just because a user turned a small deposit into a massive payout?
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A DraftKings customer says they deposited $300. They won $5,000, then they tried to withdraw it.
DraftKings allegedly restricted the account, even after the customer submitted their ID and verification documents.
The customer says they still couldn't get their money.
When your lifetime net negative is so high they send you a physical care package just to keep you depositing.
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FanDuel sent VIP gamblers personalized celebrity videos.
Now they're telling Congress those videos weren't meant to encourage more betting. Just little thank-you gifts.
Sure, and VIP programs are just acts of charity.
When your biggest flex is actually a $450k penalty.
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DraftKings told Louisiana regulators it was the first sportsbook to ban credit card deposits.
It wasn't, and Massachusetts had already fined DraftKings $450,000 over credit-card-funded bets.
Imagine bragging about following rules you already got fined for breaking
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A DraftKings customer says they joined the sportsbook's VIP program and earned over $1,000 in rewards.
Then DraftKings locked the account.
The customer says they submitted verification docs but remained locked out while rewards approached expiration.
Some VIP treatment.
Never forget that you are betting directly against the house. When you win, it comes straight out of their pockets, so they resort to literal theft to protect their cash.









