G911 Owner Talks DFS Industry With DFSE Organizer Marc Lesnick

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Review of the Daily Fantasy Sports Expo, that took place March 3-4, 2016 at the Deauville Beach Resort Miami. Chris Costigan (Publisher of Gambling911.com.) and Marc Lesnick (Conference Organizer) review the final panel as well as other elements of the industry.  Watch below.

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Where the industry is heading, where the emerging markets are, who stands to benefit and the average cost per customer is discussed.

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