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One, three. Wondry. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, August 25th.

If you're a sports fan who likes to place a bet or two on your favorite team,

chances are you've heard about rival sports betting websites, draft kings, and fan-dual sports book.

Each started out as fantasy sports sites. You could build your dream team of players and compete

against other fans' fantasy teams. Then two years ago, the Supreme Court struck down a law that banned sports betting in

most states. Both companies added sports betting to their offerings. Now, you can make bets from the

comfort of your home, as long as you live in one of the 22 states where it's legal. There's big money

in sports betting. Draft Kings took in more than $300 million last year. They went public in

April. Fanduel earned more than $400 million in revenues last year. But since the early

weeks of the pandemic, both companies have run up against a big problem. Finding sports

to bet on. Many professional sports leagues have been canceling seasons,

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