The FanDuel Fantasy Football Championship (FFFC) is a weekly draft fantasy football tournament with two rounds. And $200,000 in cash prizes paid out during the season. The second, and final, round will be on December 11th, live in Las Vegas.
FanDuel will fly the finalists to Las Vegas to compete in an intense fantasy football league that lasts just one day. The winner will be crowned FanDuel Fantasy Football Grand Champion and take home the top prize of $75,000.
Starting September 11th, every week for 12 weeks, FanDuel will host a qualifying league. These qualifying leagues will last just one week each and each one will have runner-up prizes of $4,000. The winner each week will get the trip to Vegas - and a guaranteed prize of up to $75,000.
It costs just $10 to enter a team in a qualifying league. With over $200,000 in prizes awarded in the Championship - can you afford not to be part of it?
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Is FanDuel legal?
The short answer
Yes, Fantasy Sports is considered a game of skill and received a specific exemption from the 2006 Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. FanDuel uses exactly same rules as any other season long fantasy sports game, the only difference is that our games last only a day.
FanDuel will fly the finalists to Las Vegas to compete in an intense fantasy football league that lasts just one day. The winner will be crowned FanDuel Fantasy Football Grand Champion and take home the top prize of $75,000.
Starting September 11th, every week for 12 weeks, FanDuel will host a qualifying league. These qualifying leagues will last just one week each and each one will have runner-up prizes of $4,000. The winner each week will get the trip to Vegas - and a guaranteed prize of up to $75,000.
It costs just $10 to enter a team in a qualifying league. With over $200,000 in prizes awarded in the Championship - can you afford not to be part of it?
USE
Is FanDuel legal?
The short answer
Yes, Fantasy Sports is considered a game of skill and received a specific exemption from the 2006 Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. FanDuel uses exactly same rules as any other season long fantasy sports game, the only difference is that our games last only a day.
