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This page describes what the document states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This document establishes FanDuel's Terms of Use governing account registration, contest participation, prize distribution, and dispute resolution on its fantasy sports platform. The agreement requires users to submit disputes to binding arbitration and waives the right to participate in class action litigation. Users may opt out of the arbitration requirement by submitting written notice to FanDuel within 30 days of account creation.
This document governs access to and use of FanDuel's fantasy sports platform, including its website, mobile apps, contests, and related services, establishing a contractual relationship between users and FanDuel, Inc. (for US residents) or FanDuel Limited (for Canadian residents). The agreement states that users must meet strict eligibility criteria including age, geographic, and affiliation requirements, and the terms authorize FanDuel to suspend, terminate, or withhold prizes at its sole discretion for broadly defined conduct violations, including conduct it deems 'improper' or 'detrimental.' Section 15 imposes mandatory binding arbitration and a class action waiver with a 30-day opt-out window from account creation, a provision that is front-page-noticed but operationally significant given FanDuel's large consumer base; the agreement also asserts a broad limitation of liability clause and grants FanDuel an irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free, sublicensable worldwide license over all user-submitted content. The document engages state-level gaming and fantasy sports regulations across more than 40 US jurisdictions, federal tax reporting obligations (IRS Form 1099 and W-2G), and consumer protection frameworks administered by the FTC and state attorneys general; the arbitration and class waiver provisions interact with consumer protection statutes in several states, and applicable law or regulatory guidance may limit how these terms apply in practice. Compliance teams should note the document's broad indemnification clause, the one-account-per-user rule with associated enforcement discretion, and the publicity rights grant, which together create meaningful operational and legal exposure for users in dispute scenarios.
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