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    Underdog to shut fantasy offering in seven states as it looks to chase after predictions

    Underdog to shut fantasy offering in seven states as it looks to chase after predictions

    Underdog, a US-based sports firm, is closing its fantasy sports operations in seven states to prioritize its prediction market offerings. This strategic shift follows its acquisition agreement with UK-based IG Group and indicates a focus change for the company.

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