Delta and DraftKings Launch Free Sports Prediction Game for Airline
Delta Air Lines will bring a DraftKings-branded sports prediction game to its flights, but ensures that the product does not constitute gambling under federal aviation rules.
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Delta Air Lines will bring a DraftKings-branded sports prediction game to its flights, but ensures that the product does not constitute gambling under federal aviation rules.
The Atlanta, Georgia, US-based American airline that helped found the SkyTeam alliance, Delta Air Lines has announced a new partnership with DraftKings that will bring a sports prediction game to its inflight entertainment platform.
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