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DraftKings CEO Talks ESPN Partnership, Prediction Market
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5:55Now PlayingDraftKings CEO Jason Robins discusses Walt Disney Co. signing a new multiyear deal to make the company ESPN's new sports-betting partner. Speaking with Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Tech," Robins also says he sees an incremental opportunity in the prediction market. Starting on Dec. 1, players will be able to access the DraftKings’ sportsbook, daily fantasy contests and other products through the ESPN sites.
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