What are the DraftKings Community Guidelines?

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Security & Safeguards · Company commitment

DraftKings monitors peer-to-peer games and reviews customer concerns

DraftKings states a commitment to a safe, fun and fair experience. Its Game Integrity investigators consistently monitor the peer-to-peer game ecosystem, using proactive detection and protection processes and data-centric internal reviews. It also commits to reviewing all customer-submitted concerns; customers can email GameIntegrity@DraftKings.com about contest integrity.

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DraftKings is committed to ensuring a safe, fun, and fair experience for all.
Game Integrity investigators consistently monitor DraftKings’ peer-to-peer game ecosystem.
Game Integrity is also committed to reviewing all customer-submitted concerns to supplement its extensive data-centric internal reviews.
If you have concerns about the integrity of a contest, you can get in touch with Game Integrity by emailing GameIntegrity@DraftKings.com.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Monitoring concerns the peer-to-peer game ecosystem; the email route is for contest-integrity concerns.

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  • contrast (model-proposed): DraftKings does not disclose customer enforcement actions — DraftKings invites and commits to review customer integrity concerns, while saying it cannot comment on public assumptions or disclose customer enforcement actions. Reporting a concern does not imply public disclosure of the outcome.

Security & Safeguards · Restriction or exception

Do not share your account or log into someone else’s

The Fantasy-contest guidelines prohibit letting another person use your account or logging into another person’s account. Examples include lending an account to a friend whose own account is restricted, and giving a friend credentials to submit lineups because you are somewhere DraftKings does not offer Fantasy contests. Showing friends how to enter their own lineups using their own skill is a separate permitted teaching example.

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Allowing someone else to use your account, or logging into another person’s account.
Example A: A friend borrows your account because that friend’s own account is restricted.
Example B: You give a friend your username and password to submit lineups for you because you are in a location where DraftKings does not offer fantasy sports contests.
Example B: Your friends would like to start participating in DraftKings contests, so you show them how to create and enter lineups using components of their own skill.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • These Fantasy examples include restricted-account and unavailable-location workarounds, while allowing instruction using each customer’s own skill.

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