Customers can join queues to access collectible drops and buy the collectibles that are calling their name. They can also list the collectibles they bought on the secondary market at a chosen sale price for other customers to purchase.

Customers can access DraftKings Marketplace with their existing DraftKings account on desktop and mobile web. New customers must register on the DraftKings Marketplace website before they join in on the fun.

Yes, customers are able to withdraw certain collectables from the DraftKings Marketplace to a self-custody wallet. For more information, please visit the Help Center.

A drop is a release of a single or collection of Digital Player Cards on DraftKings Marketplace at a specified date. Drops are the process of DraftKings listing new collectibles on DraftKings Marketplace, and any Digital Player Cards added via drops will be referred to as the primary market.

An auction on DraftKings Marketplace is a way to acquire collectibles through Candle or Time-extension formats. Customers must meet requirements and have a funded account to participate. Bidding starts at a minimum price and cannot be withdrawn. The top bid is held in escrow; if outbid, funds are released, and new funds are placed in escrow. The winning bidder's escrowed funds are used to complete the purchase, and the collectible appears in their portfolio.

A pack break, also known as a box or group break, is a collective activity where collectors buy spots or teams in a box or pack of sports trading cards. During a live stream or recorded video, a breaker opens the packs or boxes, and the cards are distributed to participants based on predetermined rules.

Any collectibles added via drops / initial release are referred to as the primary market.

A place where any previously purchased collectibles are bought and sold by an individual other than the original creator or user.

A Portfolio is where a user can view the collectibles they own within DraftKings Marketplace.

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A waiting room or queue is a virtual line that buyers must join in order to participate limited sale of collectibles used to manage high demand for collectible drops.

PFP Stands for “Profile Picture” or “Profile Pic,” these are collections of NFTs that are designed to be used as a profile pictures on social media platforms and may come with additional benefits of perks to buyers, such as access to exclusive content, contests or events.