Dream Sports, the parent company of fantasy sports platform and IPL 2020’s title sponsor Dream11 has acquired artificial intelligence (AI)-backed fantasy sports startup FanDuniya.
Dream11 Acquires AI-Driven Fantasy Sports Startup FanDuniya (Inc 42)
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