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Imagine a fantasy sports league just for women’s sports 🏆 Over the past 5 years, News Corp coverage of women's sport has gone from 4% to 20% of their content. 1 in every 5 articles. Now, they want to pave the way in turning viewers from casual fans into fanatics through innovative products and strategies. A key idea Genevieve McCulloch thinks could help ➡️ A women's sport Fantasy product. Fantasy platforms have revolutionised fan engagement, with leagues like the AFL, NFL, NBA, and EPL seeing major increases in viewership and fan interaction. Fantasy Sports & Gaming Association reported fantasy players watch 40% more games on average. Could implementing a platform like this drive even more growth and visibility for women's sport? Hear more about New's Corps strategy 🔗 bit.ly/3YOM3Kw News Corp Australia

Exciting News in the World of Fantasy Sports! The global fantasy sports market is expected to reach USD 12.87 billion by 2028 from USD 6.45 billion in 2022, growing at a CAGR of 12.19%. The fantasy sports market is evolving rapidly, fueled by key trends. New vendors are enhancing platforms to attract a wider audience, while social media promotions drive engagement and market expansion. Female participation is on the rise, spurred by increased awareness through platforms like Twitter and Instagram, reshaping the industry and contributing to its growth. The fantasy sports market has increased from initial players like Yahoo and ESPN to current dominators like DraftKings and FanDuel, especially in North America. While major revenue generators include FanDuel, DraftKings, Yahoo, ESPN, and CBS, players like PlayOn, FanTrax, and Dream11 strive to gain a larger market share. With vast opportunities, vendors must navigate regulatory restrictions and tax policies to ensure compliance and sustainable growth. Link: https://lnkd.in/gsf9Qp7 #FantasySports #SportsTech #FantasyLeague #FantasySoccer #FantasyBasketball #FantasyCricket #ariztonresearchreveals #marketresearch #marketresearchreport #marketanalysis #industrydata #industryanalysis #industryresearch #MarketDynamics #markettrends #businessintelligence #MarketOpportunities #BusinessResearch CBS DraftKings Inc. FanDuel Yahoo Sports ESPN Ballroom BOOM FANTASY LTD Daily Fantasy Cricket Draftstars DraftTeam - Daily Fantasy Sports Picks (CSE: DFS)(OTC: DTFSF) Dream11 Eksab FanFight FantasyDraft Fantrax HalaPlay My11Circle MoneyBall MyTeam11 Fantasy Sports PlayOn Sports Sportito 11Wickets National Football League (NFL) Gameskraft PlayerzPot Media Pvt Ltd Rotobash Fantasy Apps

Recently, we discussed public and private leagues with a fantasy sports client. We’d love to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the key topics that come up during such conversations. Crucial questions to answer: > How do users get into the right private or public leagues? > Should we use a code or an invite link? And what happens if users without a team click on such a link? > What tools do we provide to league admins to manage their league effectively? > Should we introduce a Paid Leagues feature that allows participants to place friendly wagers? Beyond accessibility, league prizes add another layer of complexity: 🏆 Should prizes be based on the average score of all participants, or just the top performers? 🏆 What’s the optimal league size—5, 50, or more? 🏆 And how do we prevent users from gaming the system? The result? A user-friendly and airtight league system that covers all bases. Interested in a fantasy sports game for your sports league or media company? 👉 Send us a DM! #FantasySports #PrivateLeagues #FanEngagement

Recently, we discussed public and private leagues with a fantasy sports client. We’d love to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the key topics that come up during such conversations. Crucial questions to answer: > How do users get into the right private or public leagues? > Should we use a code or an invite link? And what happens if users without a team click on such a link? > What tools do we provide to league admins to manage their league effectively? > Should we introduce a Paid Leagues feature that allows participants to place friendly wagers? Beyond accessibility, league prizes add another layer of complexity: 🏆 Should prizes be based on the average score of all participants, or just the top performers? 🏆 What’s the optimal league size—5, 50, or more? 🏆 And how do we prevent users from gaming the system? The result? A user-friendly and airtight league system that covers all bases. Interested in a fantasy sports game for your sports league or media company? 👉 Send us a DM! #FantasySports #PrivateLeagues #FanEngagement

Recently, we discussed public and private leagues with a fantasy sports client. We’d love to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the key topics that come up during such conversations. Crucial questions to answer: > How do users get into the right private or public leagues? > Should we use a code or an invite link? And what happens if users without a team click on such a link? > What tools do we provide to league admins to manage their league effectively? > Should we introduce a Paid Leagues feature that allows participants to place friendly wagers? Beyond accessibility, league prizes add another layer of complexity: 🏆 Should prizes be based on the average score of all participants, or just the top performers? 🏆 What’s the optimal league size—5, 50, or more? 🏆 And how do we prevent users from gaming the system? The result? A user-friendly and airtight league system that covers all bases. Interested in a fantasy sports game for your sports league or media company? 👉 Send us a DM! #FantasySports #PrivateLeagues #FanEngagement

🎮 The world of esports is not just about strategy, tactics, and reflexes. With participants from all over the globe and an ever-growing spectator base each year, this sport has gained more attention in the spotlight. However, like many other sports, it has also witnessed its share of unpleasant incidents. Here are some of them: - Cheating Scandals: In 2018, during a CS tournament, Forsaken was caught cheating mid-competition. The illegal software found on his computer marked the end of both his team and his career. - Match-Fixing: The iBuyPower scandal was a defining moment. Team members placed bets on their own matches to lose intentionally. - Toxic Behavior and Bans: A famous League of Legends gamer, Tylor1, was indefinitely banned due to his toxic behavior. After extensive efforts to reform and convincing officials of his change, Tylor1 was eventually allowed back into the game years later. Another example of toxic behavior is the sexist discrimination against female gamers. Despite several measures to curb the abusive language targeted at women, particularly regarding their gender, it remains an ongoing issue. Attempts by the esports community to organize separate tournaments for women have unfortunately led to further isolating them from the “male-dominated” world. - Banned Substance Use: Similar to the match-fixing scandal, some professional gamers admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs. These confessions ignited doping debates in the esports world, leading to stricter regulations. #Esports #GamingIndustry #GamingCommunity #LeagueOfLegends

The platforms used for daily fantasy sports are now the very same as those offering online sports betting. Not only do you engage with the same app, in many cases the app curates your bets based on your daily fantasy roster (“You picked Joe Burrow, how about these odds on the Bengals to win today?”). These types of cross-platform algorithms work. It’s no wonder that in 2022, 81% of those who participated in fantasy sports also bet on sports. And that percentage will likely continue climbing as betting platforms become even more readily available. The fantasy sports market size is massive with estimated revenues of $32.75 billion in 2024 increasing to as much as $62.58 billion by 2029 – essentially doubling over the next five years! And, as we discussed recently, it’s almost all because of football. Now, if you want to distinguish between a bragging rights season-long fantasy football league with high school or college friends and high-stakes daily fantasy contests, it’s clear there are different “levels” of engagement with fantasy football. But no matter how you describe it, the 81% stat above cuts to the chase. Very few folks just play fantasy sports without dabbling in gambling.