I often limit myself on gaming sites I often limit myself on gaming sites, as I do have a tendency to overdo it, however, all sites state the exact amount of time it takes to change it. Fandual does not. It says 24 hours for each length of time you want a limit placed, whether it's a daily limit, a weekly limit or a monthly limit. Having tried, unsucessfully to increase my limit for 3 days, I reached out to customer service who then informed me to remove limits it takes 24 hours for a daily limit, it takes a week for a weekly limit and a month to remove a monthly limit. No answer as to why this isn't transparent and on the site. I find this rather dishonest. Although it doesn't help them at all! And I'm like the rest of the people, have spent tons of money with nothing to show for it. I'm done with the site.

Biggest scam in history Biggest scam in history. So apparently they are colluding with NBA players and refs. Absolute THIEVES!!

Slow withdrawals Fanduel has fantastic games. Over great online experience. However the only reason I gave 4 out of 5 stars is because their withdrawal system sucks really bad. Take my deposit fast but really slow at giving the winnings. I love online gambling n. This casino take more then 48 hours while others like you mgm n such within 3 hours I have my funds. With today's tech stuff this is slow.

Fanduel has installed maleare on my… Fanduel has installed maleare on my phone. Everytime I log in I get spammed with advertising for Fanduel. No response to insisting its removed. Norton doesn't stop it. I never even downloaded their Spyware app. Who trusts a company that breaks the law and spams them?

American roulette On American roulette, with a human throwing, the movements of the ball defy physics. I play 1/6th of the wheel heavy, and about 1/3 more of the wheel with a few bets, but mainly on one side of the wheel. When I start increasing my bets on the 1/6th, the ball may travel there 1/20 spins. That's mathematically impossible. Also, the 'rebounds' and the way the ball moves always ends up on the opposite side of the wheel. Other times, there's no movement as the ball drops on the opposite side, and the ball plants itself in a well. I video taped some of these sessions, and I'm going to submit them to the Michigan Gaming Commission to review.