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Account controls in Daily Fantasy

Take more control of your fantasy games with tools that help automatically manage deposit limits, set entry limits and regulate playing time.

Manage your deposit limits

Change your maximum deposit limit

Set the maximum amount you can deposit into your Daily Fantasy account for a rolling 24 hour period.

  1. Visit Yahoo Daily Fantasy.
  2. Hover over My Account.
  3. Click Settings.
  4. Under "Deposit Limits," select the box below "Daily Deposit Limits."
  5. Set your limit between the minimum and maximum displayed.
  6. Click Save deposit limit.
  7. Click Confirm deposit limits.

Hold times - For players located in Indiana, deposit limit increases can only be made once every 90 days. For players located outside of Indiana, deposit limit increases can be made once every 24 hours.

Request a deposit limit increase

You can request we increase your deposit limit.

  1. Visit Yahoo Daily Fantasy.
  2. Hover over My Account.
  3. Click Settings.
  4. Under "Deposit Limits," Click Request a deposit limit increase.
    - The "Confirm Deposit Limit Increase Request" message will appear.
  5. Click Confirm.

We'll review your request and notify you of the outcome as quickly as possible. Deposit limit increases are determined by a number of factors and Daily Fantasy cannot guarantee every request is approved.

Manage your entry limits

Change your entry fee limit

This feature allows you to set a maximum total amount of money that you can enter into all Yahoo Sports Fantasy paid contests over a certain period of time.

  1. Visit Yahoo Daily Fantasy.
  2. Hover over My Account.
  3. Click Settings.
  4. Under "Entry Fee Limit," enter your total entry fee limit below "Total Limit."
  5. Click the box below "Length of Time" and select the duration of your entry fee limit.
  6. Click Set Limit.

Once entered, this threshold can be lowered at any time, but cannot be increased until after the expiration date.

Change your contest entry limit

This feature allows you to set a maximum number of entries that you can enter across all Yahoo Sports Fantasy paid contests and leagues over a certain period of time.

  1. Visit Yahoo Daily Fantasy.
  2. Hover over My Account.
  3. Click Settings.
  4. Under "Contest Entry Limit," enter your total contest limit below "Total Limit."
  5. Click the box below "Length of Time" and select the duration of your contest entry limit.
  6. Click Set Limit.

Once entered, this threshold can be lowered at any time, but cannot be increased until after the expiration date.

Self-exclusion requests

Important details about Self-exclusion

Submitting a self-exclusion request will impact both Daily Fantasy and Season Long Fantasy. Funds in your Yahoo Sports Fantasy account at the time of submission of your self-exclusion request will still be available for withdrawal from PayPal. If you want to prevent yourself from playing Yahoo Sports paid fantasy contests for a period of time of one month or more you should use our self-exclusion option.

How do I suspend my account?

  1. Visit Yahoo Daily Fantasy.
  2. Click My Account.
  3. Click Settings.
  4. Click Self exclusion Request.
  5. Under "Suspension Duration," click 1 Month| select a time-frame.
  6. Select I acknowledge that my access to Yahoo Sports Paid Fantasy will be…
  7. Click Suspend my account for [time-frame].

The "Your account is currently suspended" message displays. Keep in mind this does not affect any other Yahoo Account you may have but it will remove you from any Daily Fantasy Contests you may be entered into.

If you are currently in a season long Public Prize League or Private Prize League you will be able to complete your season but you will not be able to join any new paid contests until the self-exclusion period has expired.