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you agree that you shall not attempt to re-register with or access the Services or any Company community through use of a different member name or otherwise...
It expands reporting channels, introduces a pathway for employees to make informal inquiries about potential RSP violations, and aligns with RSP Version 3.0.
Enforcement Action (f) in the definition of "Enforcement Actions" — charging the user's payment method for costs, expenses, and fees incurred by StockX — does not apply.
"Subject to applicable law, we may report any suspected participation in the Services or in any DFS contest or Gaming offering by any Prohibited Users to the applicable sports-governing body.Excerpt from DraftKings's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Subject to applicable law, we may report any suspected participation in the Services or in any DFS contest or Gaming offering by any Prohibited Users to the applicable sports-governing body.”
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