According to the most recent numbers from leading Daily Fantasy Sports analytics provider www.SuperLobby.com, the scandal involving employees of daily fantasy sports sites DraftKings and FanDuel using non-public information to profit by playing on rival sites has not hurt customer participation. In the wake of last week’s media coverage of the scandal, SuperLobby is reporting that the two sites, along with Yahoo! Inc. YHOO 4.1%, recorded their best weekends of the NFL season to date.

The Numbers

This weekend, DraftKings collected total NFL entry fees of $25.0 million, FanDuel collected fees of $20.5 million and Yahoo collected $1.3 million in entry fees. Both DraftKings and FanDuel experienced a season-best number of Guaranteed Prize Pool (GPP) entries this weekend. DraftKings registered 4.14 million entries, and FanDuel recorded 3.18 million entries.

No Such Thing As Bad Publicity?

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