>“If he had lost the bet and said, ‘I want my money back because I didn’t think the weather was going to cancel things,’ DraftKings would have kept his money,” Lynch said. “The rules that DraftKings had in place at the time of the tournament did not allow them to void the bets. They changed the rules after this tournament.”
Interesting. If that's true, it's a scummy (though not unexpected) move on the part of DraftKings.
These companies can’t be allowed to operate with “heads I win, tails you lose rules.”
>“If he had lost the bet and said, ‘I want my money back because I didn’t think the weather was going to cancel things,’ DraftKings would have kept his money,” Lynch said. “The rules that DraftKings had in place at the time of the tournament did not allow them to void the bets. They changed the rules after this tournament.”
Interesting. If that's true, it's a scummy (though not unexpected) move on the part of DraftKings.