Fliff has rolled out a new real-money daily fantasy sports product across several US states. The launch introduces the Superstars format to Fliff’s existing sports gaming platform. With this move, the company expands its footprint in the regulated DFS space around the Fliff DFS launch.

• The new Superstars product allows users to enter peer-to-peer daily fantasy sports contests for real money. Fliff said the format follows state-level DFS regulations rather than sweepstakes rules. The initial rollout covers 11 US states, including California and a number of Midwest and Southern markets.

• Fliff confirmed that Superstars operates separately from its existing sweepstakes-based prediction games. Entry fees and prize pools are handled under daily fantasy sports frameworks. This positions the Fliff DFS launch closer to traditional DFS platforms than its social sports offerings.

• Availability of Superstars depends on local state rules, with Fliff publishing eligible jurisdictions on its website. Users located outside approved states are blocked from participating in real-money contests. The company noted that state coverage may change as regulations evolve.

• A Fliff spokesperson commented on the launch, saying: “Superstars is an important step in expanding how fans can engage with sports on our platform.” The company did not disclose revenue expectations or user targets linked to the Fliff DFS launch. No updates were announced regarding Fliff’s broader product roadmap.

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