The Pennsylvania-based lawsuit claims sports betting app DraftKings targets and exploits people dealing with gambling ...

PrizePicks filed the suit, SidePrize LLC d/b/a PrizePicks v. Huffman, in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of ...

The lawsuit claims DraftKings targets vulnerable individuals with misleading promotions and hidden conditions. One plaintiff, a teacher, reportedly lost $134,000, while another lost over $350,000 ...

A Scranton man is among five Pennsylvania residents suing DraftKings, alleging the company is engaged in deceptive business practices and targets gambling addicts.

The lawsuit argues that DraftKings and FanDuel are engaging in "deceptive and unfair practices by targeting and exploiting vulnerable gamblers in violation of Baltimore's Consumer Protection ...

(WHTM) -- A lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania alleges that popular sports betting company DraftKings has been deceitful, along with violating state and federal laws.

The lawsuit accuses DraftKings of targeting gamblers on self-exclusion lists. Allowing patrons to gamble online is too dangerous for those struggling with addiction, it says.

Bevas' bet would have earned him $4,651,571 if all of his picks were correct, and the lawsuit claims that, DraftKings accepted this wager. The second bet came at 10:18 p.m. when he put $25 on a ...

The lawsuit alleges DraftKings applies a “dizzying array of interlocking sets of rules that may or may not govern each bet depending on the type of wager placed, the specific event, and the ...

The lawsuit claims DraftKings targets vulnerable individuals with misleading promotions and hidden conditions. One plaintiff, a teacher, reportedly lost $134,000, while another lost over $350,000 ...

The lawsuit alleges that he was allowed to create an account on DraftKings and Golden Nugget casinos in 2024 despite being on the permanent Pennsylvania casino self-exclusion list since late 2022.

The lawsuit claims DraftKings targets vulnerable individuals with misleading promotions and hidden conditions. One plaintiff, a teacher, reportedly lost $134,000, while another lost over $350,000 ...