Should the NFL be able to invest in these games, or is it a potential COI?

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Oct 9, 2015
1:03:20pm

BYUflynn

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BYUflynn

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Regular players are getting "fleeced" in daily fantasy sports games

workindev

10/9/15 8:22am

This stuff WILL end up regulated by various state gaming commissions.

boogers

10/9/15 8:24am

But but... It's a game of skill.

BYUflynn

10/9/15 8:39am

Well, it is. Card counting is a skill, but that is against the rules.

boogers

10/9/15 8:47am

Ha ha so just like the stock market right?

ybyuy

10/9/15 8:29am

The difference is that you don't have to beat the other guy for the stock market

CDV

10/9/15 8:46am

I'm mostly referring to how the markets are skewed for the HFT firms.

ybyuy

10/9/15 9:18am

"The greatest tragedy of high-frequency trading may simply be the wasted

boogers

10/9/15 10:59am

That's a very sad truth.

ybyuy

10/9/15 12:16pm

Should the NFL be able to invest in these games, or is it a potential COI?

BYUflynn

10/9/15 1:03pm

I think it's fine. It just needs to be properly regulated.

boogers

10/9/15 1:21pm

I'm amazed people are dumb enough to play these games. It is a GUARANTEED return

Mayor of Cougartown

10/9/15 9:06am

I'm OK with the concept. It needs to be properly regulated under gaming tho.

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