“Using automated means (including but not limited to scripts and third-party tools) to interact with the Website in any way (this includes, but is not limited to: creating a contest, entering a contest, withdrawing from a contest, creating a lineup, and editing a lineup).”
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The prohibition covers any automated interaction with the Website, including routine contest actions, giving DraftKings broad grounds to act against users employing such tools.
Users are prohibited from using any automated tool or script to interact with the DraftKings Website, including for creating, entering, or withdrawing from contests and managing lineups.
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"Using automated means (including but not limited to scripts and third-party tools) to interact with the Website in any way (this includes, but is not limited to: creating a contest, entering a contest, withdrawing from a contest, creating a lineup, and editing a lineup).Excerpt from DraftKings's Terms of Use
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The prohibition covers any automated interaction with the Website, including routine contest actions, giving DraftKings broad grounds to act against users employing such tools.
Users are prohibited from using any automated tool or script to interact with the DraftKings Website, including for creating, entering, or withdrawing from contests and managing lineups.
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