What Does Your Data Reveal About Sports Betting Apps? Help ProPublica Find Out.
ProPublica is seeking data from individuals who have used sports betting apps like FanDuel and DraftKings to understand how these platforms incentivize continued play and when they offer responsible gaming warnings. They aim to collect gambling histories from at least 250 users.

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AI-generatedProPublica is seeking data from individuals who have used sports betting apps like FanDuel and DraftKings to understand how these platforms incentivize continued play and when they offer responsible gaming warnings. They aim to collect gambling histories from at least 250 users. Participants can share their data by installing ProPublica's browser extension, requesting it directly from the apps (if eligible under privacy laws), or exporting it from third-party trackers. This information will help journalists analyze patterns in user engagement, such as the use of betting boosts and VIP programs, without sharing personally identifiable data outside the newsroom. Former industry workers are also invited to share insights.
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5 extractedThe browser extension does not collect personally identifying information and works on Chrome and Firefox.
Users can help ProPublica by downloading their betting history using a browser extension or by requesting data directly from the apps.
ProPublica is seeking user data from sports betting apps like FanDuel and DraftKings to understand how they incentivize users and promote responsible gaming.
Requesting data directly from FanDuel or DraftKings is only available to residents of states with specific privacy laws and may take over 30 days.
Without user data, it is impossible to know how sports betting companies truly operate.