Fantasy Sports Solutions (https://solutionsforfantasysport.com/) has partnered with FMU LLC and finally announces the launch of the brand-new game Fantasy Mashups: https://fantasymashups.com/ This game is an interesting mix of Daily Fantasy Sports while using point differentials, and its unique gameplay has almost nothing in common with already known and promoted Fantasy Sports platforms. The core […]
Today Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that ensures a strong future for the fantasy sports industry in New York and serves as a beacon to the rest of the nation. It clarifies fantasy sports are legal games of skill, thus ensuring millions of New Yorkers can continue to play the games they […]
August 1, 2016 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sportradar To Serve As Platinum Sponsor of the 2017 FSTA Winter Conference Registration for the fantasy sport industry’s premiere event opens Chicago – Today FSTA opened event registration for The 2017 FSTA Winter Conference sponsored by Sportradar, scheduled to be held in Nashville, TN at the Omni Nashville Hotel […]
New York, N.Y. – June 16, 2016 – Inside Edge, a leader in providing rich sports data, real-time and predictive analytics, innovative tools and compelling content to multiple market segments worldwide, earned the Elevator Pitch Award at the Fantasy Sports Trade Association’s recent Summer Conference. Inside Edge Inside Edge Hits a Home Run at the […]
The New York State Senate passed a bill early Saturday morning declaring that fantasy sports do not constitute gambling, ESPN reports. The bill now goes to Governor Andrew Cuomo, who will have 10 days after receiving it to sign it into law. It will then be effective immediately and allow companies, most notably daily fantasy […]
Fantasy sports participation in North America has reached 57.4-million players according to new research conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs for the FSTA.
The Fantasy Sports Trade Association (FSTA) announced the winners of its Annual Industry Awards Competition during the 2016 FSTA Winter Conference on January 20.
“The FSTA was gratified to see that the appellate court acted so quickly and decisively to stay what we believe was an erroneous lower court decision that failed to address important issues affecting both the companies involved and the legion of New Yorkers who enjoy playing daily fantasy sports. We hope the higher court’s action […]
The FSTA is deeply disappointed with today’s New York lower court decision. However, we want to remind everyone that today’s ruling is not final in any way.
The FSTA applauds Attorney General Healy’s approach toward fantasy sports and welcomes the opportunity to work with her office over the next 60 days on her proposed regulations.