Reply With QuoteInteresting article. I never stopped thinking about how much money was involved in this.
Draft Kings buys Draft Street
My partners over at Draft Street have been bought out. This brings Draft Kings closer to Fan Dual in the daily fantasy race. I find this stuff very interesting - and look at the money involved.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/darrenhe...venue-in-2014/
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Re: Draft Kings buys Draft Street
Interesting article. I never stopped thinking about how much money was involved in this.
Re: Draft Kings buys Draft Street
Not a big fan of DK's website structure/interface, and really liked the setup on DS.
My days of one day draft challenges could be over.............
Re: Draft Kings buys Draft Street
Revenue is one thing, but let's see some NI numbers. Mainly curious about the costs involved in these businesses.
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Would have to think the major costs are website development, website security, administration. The start up costs must be significant, but 10% registration kick back easily chips away and leads to profit.
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