The Milford Plaza Hotel, New York City. Readers of a certain age will remember the ad campaign with “Lullaby of Broadway” as its theme. Today, it’s known as Row NYC Hotel. In 1962, however, it was the birthplace of the first set of rules for what came to be known as fantasy football. The diverting little game was the brainchild of Bill Winkenbach, part owner of the Oakland Raiders, in the middle of another dreary season in the fledgling AFL. George Blanda, as the legend goes, was the first pick of the inaugural fantasy football draft.
In the ensuing 56 years, fueled by the introduction of leagues for baseball and other sports and, more recently, with the advent of daily fantasy sports, the diversion of a bored owner of a bad football team has become an industry worth at least $7 billion in the US alone as estimated by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association (FSTA), and perhaps multiples of that on a worldwide basis. The NFL and MLB, in particular, have fully embraced fantasy sports as a key marketing and revenue generating engine.
The FSTA charts the growth in participation from a mere 500,000 people in 1988 to over 59 million in 2017. While the world wide web has made it easier for players to join leagues and the emergence of daily fantasy sites such as DraftKings and FanDuel has helped to scratch the fantasy itch between the major leagues’ seasons, there has been little in the way of true innovation to fuel the next leg of growth.https://www.equities.com/news/no-limit-fantasy-sports-applying-blockchain-to-disrupt-the-fantasy-sports-playing-field
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