Joining us now in San Francisco is Contessa Brewer along with DraftKing CEO Jason Robbins. Contessa Sarah, thank you very much for that. Look, we're looking in the gambling industry to set another new record for Super Bowl handler, the amount wager, the industry thinks $1.7% billion. How's it looking? Are you expecting another record this year? >> Well, we're expecting really big things. I don't know if it'll be another record or not. We're in our quiet period, as you know, so have to be careful on that. Bu ...

Core Insights - The company has launched a new product across 38 states, but its initial impact on the bottom line is uncertain as it is still in the early stages of rollout [1][2] Group 1: Market Strategy - The company has chosen not to offer its product in certain states due to perceived limited business opportunities and existing strong relationships with regulators [3] - The company believes that its current product sufficiently serves sports fans and does not require additional offerings in states with legal sports betting [3] Group 2: Competitive Landscape - The company does not view emerging competitors, such as prediction markets and platforms like Robinhood, as significant threats, asserting that its sports betting product is superior [5][8] - The company emphasizes that the best product will prevail in digital markets, and it plans to develop competitive offerings to maintain its market position [9]

User Experience & Functionality - Draftkings Predictions app is predicted to fail before gaining popularity [1] - The app lacks a clear order book [1] - The app blocks certain position types [1] - The app suffers from terrible illiquidity, awful fills, and high fees [1]