OK, far enough.
DraftKings is now a public company beholden to it's shareholders. I am sure they have counsel on staff. Being in the gambling industry they probably come under increased scrutiny.
It is a complex business with each state's different laws.
They have had some issues and lapses in controls previously ( see ZOOM ). They must have learned from these lessons.
$28 X 333,000,000 investor's position $9,300,000,000. So, the stakes are very high.
Now, what I want to know is how important is it to DraftKings to play by the rules and adhere to the laws governing online gambling and SEC conduct as a public company?