The Promos
This 1725-player contest boasts a $3,000.00 prize pool and pays out the top 350 finishing positions. First place wins $300.00. Good luck!
What to know before joining!
DraftKings‘ MLB daily fantasy sports contests are held each day of the MLB regular season and into the playoffs, when there are 2 or more MLB games taking place.
In each game, participants will be assigned a fixed salary cap of $50,000 that they can use to draft their entire 10 player roster.
The Player Pool will consist of all MLB players expected to be playing on a given game day. Any missing players will not be added to the pool once DraftKings starts offering contests for that day. Player salaries will also not change once DraftKings starts offering contests for that day.
Contest results and winners will be based on the total points scored across each entrant’s 10 player roster.
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