I have been a customer since 7/2015 playing daily fantasy sports. Tried adding money to my Yahoo Daily Fantasy account on 1/28/2017 and wasn't able too unless I gave you my SSN. Yahoo has had issues in the past with hacking and now you want players of fantasy sports to put their SSN in your hands? Questioner said you needed it to verify my identity. My account is linked to PayPal, they know who I am, the bank knows who I am and that's all that is needed. I declare all my winnings when I do my taxes so I don't need any shepherding from Yahoo to keep an eye on me. This SSN requirement is why a lot of people left FanDuel. The SSN requirement is a little too heavy handed.

Can we have the ability to establish a "league" so that we don't have to set up a new game each week? We want to set up a private game for our friends, but we don't want to have to set up a new game each week for NFL. It'd be ideal if the games were already "created" for each week and only available to the league members.

Secondarily, allow the game to be "guaranteed" so that it runs even if the league doesn't have 100% participation. If we have 20 players and only 16 fill out their roster, then we would want it to continue.

I found a flaw in the payout structure for double ups. Most sites take a bigger rake for smaller entry fees. But for double ups, the rake for the $25 double up (10/23 double )is worst than any other denomination.

Also, the only way this product will grow is to offer higher prize pools. Rather than offer multiple small tournaments, I would recomend having just 2 contest for each dollar amount... $1,$2,$5,$10,$20. One single entry, and one multi entry.

I understand with the limited max entries these contests will never be as big as the other major sites, but they don't need to be.... At the same time there should be some $20k+ tourneys for NBA, like there used to be, at least once a week.

When the "veteran" criteria was initiated it was 1) Enter 1,000 contests in a year; 2) Enter 250 in a year with 65% payout; or 3) Win prize of $1,000 3 times in a year.

It is now Enter 1,000 contests or win $1,000 3 times.

It seems you are punishing players that joined early with no time frame on the 1,000 entries. I guess I've entered 1,000 contests, but 95% of them are $1 and $2 50/50 tournaments. I enter 3 to 6 lineups in each available slate of NFL games each week. That's maybe 20-30 lineups per week. In my mind the intent of the "veteran" label is to let you know if you're playing against "pros" or true advantage players. When I'm entering the lowest stake contests, with the broadest payout structure (I'm winning $0.80 or $1.60), I have a hard time being classified as a "veteran".

I think your original criteria were a lot better versus a 1,000 entry criteria with no timeline or criteria on contest type or winnings.