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"Before making any payment, DraftKings may require that an entrant complete and execute an affidavit of eligibility in which...the entrant is required to represent and warrant that the entrant is eligible to participate in a Contest...Excerpt from DraftKings's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Before making any payment, DraftKings may require that an entrant complete and execute an affidavit of eligibility in which...the entrant is required to represent and warrant that the entrant is eligible to participate in a Contest...”
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