FanDuel tells Congress it has sent about 30 personalized videos of athletes and entertainers to customers
FanDuel informed Congress that it has sent personalized videos featuring athletes and entertainers to customers. The company stated these loyalty programs are not intended to encourage additional gambling.
The sportsbook said customer loyalty rewards and programs are not meant to encourage additional gambling.
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