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• Established: 2014
• Website:www.fantasydraft.com
• Mobile Compatible: Yes
• Cashout Time 2-10 Days

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Overview

FantasyDraft is one of the newer players to the daily fantasy sports game.
Headquartered out of Charlotte, North Carolina, FantasyDraft looks like a
contender to form a DFS “Big 3” alongside of FanDuel and DraftKings.

With a unique referral system and a strong slate of professional athlete
partnerships, FantasyDrafts has the tools to go from being a rookie site to a
crafty veteran in a very short time period.

Currently, FantasyDraft offers betting options for the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and
the PGA with NCAA basketball and football on the horizon. While it doesn’t have
as many sports to choose from as its major competitors who also offer soccer,
NASCAR and combat sports, this could actually draw players in that have a
preference for betting on the major sports leagues without having to view a
crowded lobby.

One big factor that separates FantasyDraft from its competitors in the space
is its “6 Degrees of Pay” referral construct. Essentially the way it works is
for every person you refer, you get money any time they play a fantasy game with
real money. You then also get money when someone that THEY refer plays a real
money game, and so on and so on up to six degrees of people removed from you.
This method ensures that players are sharing FantasyDraft with as many people as
they can.

Play at FanastyDraft?

Absolutely. Right off the bat you’re hit with great sign-up and referral
bonuses. The interface is easy on the eyes and simple to navigate, which is
always a plus. The NFL season is in full swing now, and they have a lot of great
contests to join at all price points.

A ton of pro athletes are promoting the site, and not that that alone means
it’s trustworthy, but at this stage of the game, we have to believe they have
done their due diligence prior to putting their name on the line. Additionally,
the sponsored players play in the games from time to time, giving players the
opportunity to compete against some top pros.

Speaking of pro players, while researching your teams, you can check player
profile that has the most extensive and easy to read stats out there. As far as
stats go, the in-game stats update within mere seconds of plays being completed,
making your games very quick and easy to keep tabs on.

FantasyDraft prides itself on what it calls a #PlayersFirst approach. They
aim to accomplish this by larger payout zone, multi-entry capping, lower contest fees, flexible lineups, “6 degrees of pay”, and “play with the pros”. (Details on these below.)

If you’re into daily fantasy sports, then you will want to give FantasyDraft
a spin, no doubt.

• Larger Payout Zone: A minimum of 25% of players win in FantasyDraft
  guaranteed contests. A larger Payout Zone means more chances to win.
• Multi-Entry Capping: FantasyDraft levels the playing field by maintaining a
  low entry cap in their contests.
• Lower Contest Fees: Lower contest fees mean more of your entry fees go toward
  the PayoutZone.
• Flexible Lineups: FantasyDraft gives you the freedom to choose more of your
  favorite players.
• 6 Degrees of Pay: Earn commissions from the contest fees paid by players you
  refer, and the players they then refer – across 6 total tiers.
• Play With the Pros: Play against pro athletes and sports personalities, both
  active and retired, and see how you stack up.

Bonus Details

FantasyDraft has some great bonuses to try, setting themselves apart from the
rest of the daily fantasy space.

• Welcome Bonus

  FantasyDraft offers one of the best sign-up bonuses in all of daily fantasy
  sports. With a minimum deposit of $10, the site offers 4% cashback on all entry
  fees for the first 90 days. Think of it as the daily fantasy sports equivalent
  of rakeback bonuses for online poker sites. No bonus code is required to receive
  this cashback bonus.

• Referral Bonus

  FantasyDraft’s 6 Degrees of Pay referral system is both unique and enticing.
  For every person you refer to the site, you get a commission every time they
  play. If that person recruits a person, you then get commission on both of them
  up to six people down the line on your original recruit. People can make serious
  money just by referring friends to play.

Currently, there aren’t any reload bonuses in place, which is something that
will need to be rectified going forward. The big money can really come with the
referrals, however, assuming you are able to get your friends to get others to
sign up as well.

Banking Options

FantasyDraft is based in the United States and as such, accepts funds in U.S.
dollars. The site accepts the following deposit options:

Withdrawals can be done via PayPal or by way of check. If you’re withdrawing
the funds into your PayPal account, you can expect the transaction to be
processed in 2-3 business days. Checks will take 7-10 business days to process,
however.

The banking options for FantasyDraft are on par with their DFS counterparts
and are fairly simple and seamless. FantasyDraft’s interface does a good job of
making everything pretty easy for the user.

Sports Available

The following sports are available at FantasyDraft:

• Football
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Hockey
• Golf

FantasyDraft offers many different contests for each (covered further below).
All of the teams in FantasyDraft are built based on a salary cap system. In the
daily fantasy sports realm, FantasyDraft tends to offer a bit more leeway for
drafting more high-quality players with their monetary system assigned to
players. You must draft a player from at least 3 different teams.

The more big name players you can draft the more fun the game becomes for
most. When FantasyDraft says they have a #PlayersFirst mentality, it definitely
shows in the way you are able to construct your teams.

You are free to join all sorts of contests and build teams that you can use
in as many contests as you’d like.

Fantasy Football Draft Rankings

Daily fantasy sports has been ruled a game of skill, and as such, you don’t
have to worry about any legality surrounding the games.

Fantasy Football at FantasyDraft

Currently, FantasyDraft only offers NFL football, with NCAA football expected
to be available at a later date.

You get a salary cap of $100,000 dollars that you use to draft a 9-player
team. Any NFL player that is eligible and expected to play in that given week
can be drafted. You can draft players from all over the league, but you have to
draft a player from at least three different teams.

A FantasyDraft football team is made up of the following positions:

• Quarterback (1)
• Running Backs (2)
• Wide Receiver (2)
• Tight ends (1)
• Flex (2)
• Defense (1)

A difference you might notice is that other sites offer three wide receiver
slots and one flex position.

You score points based on how your players perform that week. The scoring for
NFL players breaks down as follows:

Offense

(Note that negative yardage affects a player’s score. For example, a player
with -3 net rushing yards will score -0.3.)

• Passing Yards (PaYds) – 0.04 points per passing yard
• Passing Touchdowns (PaTD) – 4 points for each passing touchdown
• Interceptions (INT) – -1 point for each interception
• 300+ Passing Yards (300+Pass) – 3 bonus points for each player
  that passes for 300 or more yards
• Rushing Yards (RuYds) – 0.1 points per yard rushing
• Rushing Touchdowns (RuTD) – 6 points for each rushing touchdown
• 100+ Yard Rushing (100+Rush) – 3 points for each player that
  rushes for 100 or more yards
• Receptions (Rec) – 1 point for each reception
• Receiving Yards (RecYds) – 0.1 points for each yard receiving
• Receiving Touchdowns (RecTD) – 6 points for each receiving
  touchdown
• 100+ Yard Receiving (100+Rec) – 3 bonus points for each player
  that has 100 or more receiving yards
• Kickoff Return Touchdown (KRTD) – 6 points for each kickoff
  return touchdown
• Punt Return Touchdown (PRTD) – 6 points for each punt return
  touchdown
• Fumbles Lost (FumLst) – -1 point for each fumble lost
• Own Fumbles Recovered Touchdowns (FRTD) – 6 points for each
  fumble that is recovered for a touchdown
• Two Point Conversion Pass (2PT-Pass) – 2 points for each two
  point conversion scored with a pass
• Two Point Conversion Scored (2PT-Score) – 2 points for each two
  point conversion scored by running or catching the ball

Defense

(Note that all points scored while your DST is on the field (i.e. points vs.
defense or special teams) will count as Points Allowed. Points scored against an
offense (e.g. interception returned for a TD) do not count as DST Points
Allowed.)

• Sack (SACK) – 1 point for each sack
• Interception (INT) – 2 points for each interception
• Interception Return Touchdown (TD) – 6 points for each
  interception returned for a touchdown
• Fumble Recovery (FR) – 2 points for each fumble recovered
• Fumble Return Touchdowns (TD) – 6 points for each fumble
  returned for a touchdown
• Kickoff Return Touchdowns (TD) – 6 points for each kickoff
  returned for a touchdown
• Punt Return Touchdowns (TD) – 6 points for each punt returned
  for a touchdown
• Blocked Kicks (BLK) – 2 points for each blocked kick
• Blocked Punt or FG Return TD (TD) – 6 points for each blocked
  punt or field goal returned for a touchdown
• 2 PT Defensive Score (2PT-Def) – 2 points for each defensive
  two point
• Safeties (SAF) – 2 points for each safety
• 0 Points Allowed (PA) – 10 points each time your DST does not
  allow any points
• 1-6 Points Allowed (PA) – 7 points each time your DST allows
  between 1 and 6 points
• 7-13 Points Allowed (PA) – 4 points each time your DST allows
  between 7 and 13 points
• 14-20 Points Allowed (PA) – 1 point each time your DST allows
  between 14 and 20 points
• 21-27 Points Allowed (PA) – 0 point each time your DST allows
  between 21 and 27 points
• 28-34 Points Allowed (PA) – – 1 points each time your DST
  allows between 28 and 34 points
• 35+ Points Allowed (PA) – – 4 points each time your DST allows
  35 or more points

You can track your scoring live, as it updates within seconds.

Fantasy Baseball at FantasyDraft

Fantasy baseball at FantasyDraft hands you a $100,00 salary cap to field your
team. The $100,000 will get you 10 Major League Baseball players’, given that
they’re eligible and available to play on that given night and you have picked
from at least three different teams.

Your 10-man roster will break down as follows:

• Pitcher (2)
• Infeilder (3)
• Outfielders (3)
• Utility (2)

What makes this lineup different from that of other DFS sites is that it
doesn’t force you to pick each specific infield spot, but rather any three
infielders you want.

Fantasy baseball scoring is pretty straightforward.

Batting

• Run (R) – 2 points for each run they score
• Single (1B) – 3 points for each single they hit
• Double (2B) – 5 points for each double they hit
• Triple (3B) – 8 points for each triple they hit
• Home Run (HR) – 10 points for each Home Run they hit
• Run Batted In (RBI) – 2 points for each RBI
• Walk (BB) – 2 points for each time they are walked
• Hit By Pitch (HBP) – 2 points for each time they are hit by a
  pitch
• Stolen Base (SB) – 5 points for each stolen base
• Caught Stealing (CS) – -2 points each time they are caught
  stealing

Pitching

• Win (W) – 4 points for a win
• Innings Pitched (IP) – 2.25 points for each complete inning pitched (0.75
  points for each 1/3 inning pitched)
• Hits Against (H) – -0.6 points for each hit they give up
• Earned Run Allowed (ER) – -2 points for each earned run allowed
• Walks Against (BB) – -0.6 points each time they walk a batter
• Hit Batsman (HBP) – -0.6 points each time they hit a batter
• Strikeout (K) – 2 points for each strikeout they throw
• No Hitter – 10 bonus points for a no hitter
• Complete Game (CG) – 2.5 bonus points for a complete game
• Complete Game Shutout (CGSO) – 2.5 bonus points for a complete game shutout

Hitters do not receive or lose points for plays on defense. Things like
errors, double plays, or passed balls have no effect on the scoring.

Fantasy baseball updates live within seconds for easy game tracking.

Fantasy Basketball at FantasyDraft

Fantasy basketball puts you in the seat as the general manager with $100,000
to spend. With your money, you have the chance to pick eight players from the
NBA from at least three different teams. FantasyDraft continues to
differentiate itself from a roster standpoint and doesn’t always hold you to
specific positions like other sites, but rather general ones.

Your eight-man roster breaks down as follows:

• Forward/Center (3)
• Guard (3)
• Flex (2)

The scoring for basketball is as straightforward as it gets.

• Point Scored – 1 point for each point scored
• 3-Point Basket – 0.5 bonus points for each 3 point shot made
• Assist – 1.5 points for each assist
• Rebound – 1.25 points for each rebound
• Steal – 2 points for each steal
• Block – 2 points for each blocked shot
• Turnover – -0.5 points for each turnover
• Double-Double – 1.5 bonus points for a Double-Double*
• Triple-Double – 3 bonus points for a Triple-Double*

* A player can have EITHER one double-double or one triple-double bonus in a game

Like with the other games, fantasy basketball updates in real time.

Fantasy Hockey at FantasyDraft

Again, FantasyDraft differs from its competitors in hockey. With a
salary cap of $100,000, you can choose eight total NHL players (from at least 3
different teams), one fewer than some of its competitors. Again, FantasyDraft
doesn’t get as specific when it comes to positions.

• Center (2)
• Wing (2)
• Defensemen (1)
• Utility (1)
• Goalie (1)

Scoring for the NHL is divided into two categories; skaters and goalies.

Skaters

• Goal – 12 points for each goal
• Assist – 6 points for each assist
• Shot on Goal – 2 points for each shot on goal
• Shorthanded Goal Bonus – 5 bonus points for each short handed
  goal
• Shorthanded Assist Bonus – 3 bonus points for each short handed
  assist
• Hat Trick Bonus – 8 bonus points for player getting a Hat Trick
• Blocked Shot – 2 points for each blocked shot

Goalies

• Wins – 5 points
• Saves – 0.5 point for each save
• 0 Goals Allowed – 15 bonus points
• 1 Goal Allowed – 10 bonus points
• 2 Goals Allowed – 5 bonus points
• 3 Goals Allowed – 2 bonus points
• 4 Goals Allowed – -2 points lost
• 5 Goals Allowed – -4 points lost
• 6+ Goals Allowed – -8 points lost

Again, points update within seconds for easy game tracking.

Fantasy Golf at FantasyDraft

While FantasyDraft doesn’t offer as many sports as its competitors do, one
sport it offers that many of its competitors doesn’t is golf. With a salary cap
of $100,000, you can pick seven golfers from the PGA tour and your best six
will count towards your final score.

Scoring for PGA is divided into three categories – Per Hole, Tournament
Finish and Streaks and Bonuses.

Per Hole

• Double Eagle – 25 points for each double eagle
• Eagle – 10 points for each eagle
• Birdie – 5 points for each birdie
• Par – 1 points for each par
• Bogey – -1 points for each bogey
• Double Bogey – -2 points for each double bogey
• Worse than Double Bogey – -3 points for each hole worse than double bogey

Tournament

• 1st – 25 points
• 2nd – 20 points
• 3rd – 15 points
• 4th – 13 points
• 5th – 12 points
• 6th – 11 points
• 7th – 10 points
• 8th – 9 points
• 9th – 8 points
• 10th – 7 points
• 11th – 15th – 6 points
• 16th – 20th – 5 points
• 21st – 25th – 4 points
• 26th – 30th – 3 points
• 31st – 40th – 2 points
• 41st – 50th – 1 points
• 51+ – 0 points

Tournament finish scoring will be awarded to each golfer tied for each finish
position. They will not reduce or average down points. For example, if four
golfers tie for 7th place, each will receive 10 points for the 7th place finish.
Per hole scoring will not count for holes played as a result of a playoff. Once
the playoff is complete, the final tournament finish scoring points will be
applied to each golfer based on the results of the playoff and their subsequent
finish position.

Bonuses and Streaks

• Streak of 3 Birdies or better (MAX 1 Streak Per Round) – 3 points
• Streak of 4 Birdies or better (MAX 1 Streak Per Round) – 4 points
• Streak of 5+ Birdies or better (MAX 1 Streak Per Round) – 5 points
• Bogey Free Round – 5 points
• Hole In One – 5 points

A score of birdie (1 under par) or better on a hole counts towards the birdie
streak.

For Example:

• Hole 1 :
  par 4 : score 3 = birdie
• Hole 2 :
  par 3 : score 1 = eagle + hole in one
• Hole 3 :
  par 5 : score 2 = double eagle

Golfers are awarded points for a 3 BIR STRK if they scored birdie or better
on three holes in a row

Only one of the Birdie streaks can be awarded in a round.

For Example:

• Golfer
  gets 4 birdies in a row; they receive 4 BIR STRK points, but will not receive 3
  BIR STRK points.
• Golfer
  gets 4 birdies in a row, and then later in the round gets 3 birdies in a row.
  They would receive 4 BIR STRK points only.

In cases where a golfer starts on the back nine (hole #10), a birdie streak
would be awarded based on hole #10 being their first hole of the day. For
example, if they birdied physical holes #17, #18 and #1, that would count as a 3
BIR STRK.

Birdie streaks can be awarded for rounds that are played over more than one
day. For example, Round 2 starts on Friday and is completed on Saturday. Birdie
streaks can be won for Round 2 even though it was not played all on the same
day.

Birdie streak points are awarded in addition to Per Hole Scoring.

Types of Contests

FantasyDraft offers six different types of contests to choose from or create.
They are as follows:

• Leagues
• Tournaments
• 50/50
• Guaranteed
• Head-to-Head
• Beginner

You can filter the contests based on the contest type, entry fee, prize pool,
number of entries and when the contest is suppose to kick off.

Leagues

Leagues will include all kinds of contests with varying entry fees, sizes and
payouts. Anyone and everyone can enter these contests, and they will have some
of the largest payouts. FantasyDraft pays deeper than most sites, so you have a
little bit of breathing room between just missing out and the PayoutZone.

Tournaments

Tournaments come in many different varieties. In many cases, there will be
multiple qualifier contests leading to a final contest, which pays out the big
money. There are many different kinds of tournaments, so you want to make sure
you’re jumping into the right one. The interface is very easy to navigate, so
finding the right one should never be a problem.

50/50

In a 50/50 contest, you are competing to finish in the top half of the field.
Finish in the top 50% and you win; the prize is divided equally among the
winners.

Guaranteed

A guaranteed contest will run regardless of the number of players or lineups
that are registered. The published payouts will be paid regardless. If you see a
guaranteed contest that isn’t close to full around game time, consider entering
another lineup or two for greater value.

Head-to-Head

Head-to-Head is simply a one-on-one matchup where there will be one winner
and one loser.

Beginner

If you’ve never played daily fantasy sports before, then beginner contests
are for you. The field consists of FantasyDraft players with fewer than 50
contests played.

Customer Support

If you scroll to the bottom of the page, you will find the support tab listed
under the Help Center. As is the case with most sites, they suggest you take a
look at the FAQ section prior to contacting the site directly.

In the case of FantasyDraft, they have a number of “how to” videos hosted by
top professional athletes in order to give you some assistance. If that doesn’t
work, you can fill out the form and send them a message and they will create a
ticket and a staff member will get back you.

There is no direct e-mail address or phone number listed, so the message
system appears to be the only way to contact support. During a test run, I sent
a message around the midnight hour and received a response within twelve hours.

FantasyDraft FAQ

The FantasyDraft FAQ section is quite extensive, but I’ve picked out some of
the more pertinent ones.

Is Playing on FantasyDraft Legal?

Yes. In 2006, Congress passed a law that specifically addressed the legality
of Fantasy Sports, classifying it as a game of skill. In particular, Congress
exempted:

“Participation in any fantasy or simulation sports game or educational game
or contest in which (if the game or contest involves a team or teams) no fantasy
or simulation team is based on the current membership of an actual team that is
a member of an amateur or professional sports organization and meets the
following conditions:

• All prizes and awards offered to winning participants are
  established and made known to the participants in advance of the game or contest
  and their value is not determined by the number of participants or the amount of
  any fees paid by participants.
• All winning outcomes reflect the relative knowledge and skill
  of the participants and are determined predominantly by accumulated statistical
  results of the performance of individuals (athletes in the case of sports
  events) in multiple real-world sporting or other events.
• No winning outcome is based:On the score, point spread, or any
  performance or performances of any single real world team or any combination of
  such teams; or performance of an individual athlete in any single real-world
  sporting or other event.”

What is FantasyCash?

FantasyCash is site currency that FantasyDraft created for its players to use
to pay contest entry fees. Contests entered with FantasyCash are eligible for
the same cash prize payouts as those entered and paid for with real cash.
FantasyCash cannot be withdrawn from your account, and contest entry fees paid
with FantasyCash are not eligible for 6 Degrees of Pay Commissions.

How Long Will it Take to Receive My Bonus?

Deposit bonuses are released at a rate of 4% (4 cents) for every $1 of
contest entry fees paid with real cash (i.e. not paid with a ticket or
FantasyCash) in a qualifying contest. In other words, every time you pay a
contest entry fee with real cash in a qualifying contest, you will receive $0.04
for every $1 spent. Any contests that do not qualify will be specified in the
contest description.

Summary & Verdict

If you enjoy daily fantasy sports, or fantasy sports in general, I would
definitely recommend FantasyDraft. One thing that stands out immediately from
the other DFS sites is the roster flexibility. With a salary cap that gives you
a bit more room to breathe and roster spots that are less specific, you can get
a lot more creative with the teams you put out on the field.

Both the software and interface are very smooth, clean and easy to use. The
deposit and withdrawal process isn’t a hassle, which is always a plus.

Their 6 Degrees of Pay referral system is certainly intriguing and can be
worth it if you get the right group of people to the site. A smart idea would be
to refer a friend and have them refer a friend and so on, and then start a
league and invite them all to play. That way, you’re getting a piece of almost
everyone in the league.

The one drawback I see is that it is lacking a few sports. Personally, I am a
combat sports fan and practitioner, and I would love to see MMA and boxing on
the docket at some point. The site also doesn’t see the same traffic as, say,
DraftKings, but FantasyDraft is still growing, so I expect to see more populated
tournaments in the future.

All in all, I give FantasyDraft the green light if you’re looking for a new
place, or even an additional place, to get in on the daily fantasy sports
action.

Explanation needs a little more clarification as it’s a little hard to follow

Daily Fantasy Review

FantasyDraft is a company that was created as a daily fantasy sports gaming site in 2014. They are considered the third best option in fantasy sports behind DraftKings and FanDuel, and they have outlasted many other companies that have tried and failed to compete with those two. FantasyDraft is currently available in 39 states, so users in every state except Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Utah, Nevada, and Washington can play. The site offers daily fantasy competitions where its users can compete for cash prizes. FantasyDraft currently offers competitions in NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and PGA.

Pros:

• Only site on the market that does not take a rake
• Excellent interface that is simple and user-friendly
• Great referral system

Cons:

• Only offers contests in five different sports
• Cap on amount of lineups that can be entered
• Tight restrictions on bonuses

FAQs

To withdraw, users can either choose PayPal, which takes up to 2 days, or a mailed check which can take anywhere from 7 to 10 days.

FantasyDraft currently has head to head, 50/50s, multipliers, and qualifiers for five different sports.

All daily fantasy winnings must be reported to the IRS when you complete your annual federal tax return. This is done on Form 1044. You will tally up your total winnings and report them under the “other income” section. The winnings must also be added to your state tax return (if your state has an income tax) and are taxed according to your tax bracket.

The first step will be to create an account on the site that will allow a user to make a no fee deposit. Each player will need to submit a username, email, password, full name and address, date of birth, and the last four digits of their social security number to complete the sign up for their account.

Deposits can be made at any time of day, and there is no minimum amount to deposit. FantasyDraft currently accepts Mastercard, VISA, and PayPal for depositing.

For new users, a $4 free tournament play is offered with a first deposit. This bonus has no promo code and is automatically put into the user’s account. Only winnings can be withdrawn and not bonuses.

How To Play

The first step for each user will be to pick one of the five sports listed above for a competition. The user then has a choice of four different types of contests to play. These contests are listed below and vary mostly in terms of payout and not actual gameplay. After choosing a contest, the user has to choose whether or not to put their lineup in a cash game or a tournament. Cash games typically require a user to beat 50% of the field and have a set amount of money that each winner receives. Tournaments vary in size and typically offer high payouts to the top winners. After selecting the contest type and format, a user will then set their team. The user selects their players to fill up their roster and stay under the salary cap. Each player is assigned a dollar value, and the dollar values have to all add up to a number that is under the assigned salary cap. Once the team is filled out, the lineup is ready to be used in competitions. These lineups can be adjusted until the competition begins.

Types of Contests

• 50/50: 50/50s allow the top half of the competition to win an equal prize.
• Head to Head: In head to head contests, users compete against another individual user for the entire prize pool minus the standard fee that FantasyDraft takes out.
• Multipliers: In multiplier contests, depending on their position in the overall pool, winners can multiply the payout of their initial entry fee up to 10 times.
• Qualifiers: Qualifier competitions usually award the top winner with an entry into a championship contest for high payouts.

Pros

FantasyDraft is the only daily fantasy site on the market that does not take a rake. A rake is the cut of each entry fee that the site keeps for themselves. Instead, FantasyDraft adds 100% of the entry fees of each contest into the prize pool. This is a huge positive for the site. FantasyDraft has an excellent interface that is simple and user-friendly. Users will find that it is very easy to join contests with everything listed out right in front of them on the site. If a user is creating multiple lineups, the site does a great job of organizing all of the lineups into one spot and sorts them out by upcoming, live, and completed. All of this applies to the mobile site and app as well. It is simple to use and available whether you own a Mac, PC, iPhone, or Android. The interface really is a lot easier to navigate than the other big fantasy sites, and it does not fill up the user’s screen with filler content or promotions. Another big positive on FantasyDraft is that they have an easy payout system. Getting expedited payouts from PayPal can be a huge draw for some people. FantasyDraft also has a great referral system in which users can earn actual cash for referring people to the site. The “free play” section of FantasyDraft is another positive for users that are either unsure of their skills or simply don’t want to deposit more money onto the site. The free plays allow users to still compete in contests without the end reward of cash prizes.

Cons

One of the biggest cons that is currently affecting FantasyDraft is that it is only offering contests for five sports. This minimal selection can feel very limiting for some people who are accustomed to other daily fantasy sites. Not only does FantasyDraft limit the amount of sports a user can create lineups for, but they also put a cap on the amount of lineups that a user can have. This can end up being very frustrating. The bonuses that FantasyDraft hands out can also be very limited or have tight restrictions on them. This has the potential to make users feel like they are never making progress towards winning bonus money.

How To Deposit

Depositing on FantasyDraft is very simple. The first step will be to create an account on the site that will allow a user to make a no fee deposit. Each player will need to submit a username, email, password, full name and address, date of birth, and the last four digits of their social security number to complete the sign up for their account.

Deposits can be made at any time of day, and there is no minimum amount to deposit. FantasyDraft currently accepts Mastercard, VISA, and PayPal for depositing. To withdraw, users can either choose PayPal, which takes up to 2 days, or a mailed check which can take anywhere from 7 to 10 days.

For new users, a $4 free tournament play is offered with a first deposit. This bonus has no promo code and is automatically put into the user’s account. Only winnings can be withdrawn and not bonuses.

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Users can choose to have a free account which has a monthly entry fee limit of $100 per month. The $5.99 per month plan has a limit of $1,000 in monthly entry fees and includes a seven day free trial. Users that pay for a $14.99 per month plan are allowed up to $3,000 in monthly entry fees.

Conclusion

Despite having a somewhat limited selection of contests, FantasyDraft is incredibly user-friendly and is one of the best daily fantasy sites currently on the market. It is also the only daily fantasy site on the market that is completely rake free. Whether a user is a first time player or a daily fantasy expert, there is a contest available for them. The free play option allows casual players to simply enjoy creating a daily fantasy roster or to get practice before competing in money competitions. This is a quality site that is worth trying.

• Reputation and Licensing: 5/5
• Game Variety: 3.5/5
• Game Quality: 5/5
• Bonuses and Promotions: 4.5/5
• 5: 5/5
• User Experience: 5/5

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