Their Twitter feed has remained dormant throughout much of the month of August despite the new NFL season being just around the corner. Draftster appears to be on its final legs unless of course some fresh investment money comes trickling in.
The company does have one thing going for it in that they do white label their software. Getting other sites to license it is a different story.
“We are a startup company — some WDs are taking longer to process for that reason but every single one has been, and will be paid,” Draftster rep Justin Walker responded to player concerns in regard to payout withdrawals three months ago on Rotogrinders. He has since been silent.
He did claim that “fresh capital” was coming in. Whether that has happened or not, there seem to be few indications.
DFS911.com will continue to monitor this situation.
– Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com