Saagar Enjeti on DraftKings gambling promotions
Saagar EnjetiCo-host, Breaking Points
Enjeti criticized DraftKings' reported targeting of losing customers, arguing that the business depends on addicted gamblers and that users should avoid its app.
“This is designed to milk you.”
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Are DraftKings' AI-targeted promotions exploiting vulnerable gamblers?
EFF and Senator Richard Blumenthal say DraftKings' alleged use of AI-selected promotions exploits vulnerable gamblers. CEO Jason Robins denies targeting people with gambling problems and says the company uses warnings, limits and account restrictions to protect customers. A proposed class action adds a legal challenge to the dispute.
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Enjeti discussed the DraftKings investigation during a Breaking Points segment. He argued that the reported business practices depend on customers who struggle to stop gambling and urged people to avoid the app.
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Enjeti discussed the DraftKings investigation during a Breaking Points segment.
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He argued that the reported business practices depend on customers who struggle to stop gambling and urged people to avoid the app.
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Saagar Enjeti criticizes DraftKings' use of AI-targeted promotions and its handling of vulnerable gamblers.
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