JOIN THE UKFSC
Be part of the UK fantasy sports conversation
Join the UK Fantasy Sports Council to access industry insight, contribute to discussion, and help shape its early priorities as the UK fantasy sports ecosystem continues to evolve.
Membership is currently free while the UKFSC is in its early stage of development.
Choose how you’d like to get involved
For organisations
No cost at launch
For operators, media companies, platforms and organisations across the fantasy sports ecosystem.
✔ Access industry insight, research and emerging perspectives
✔ Take part in roundtables and shared discussions
✔ Contribute to research topics and areas of focus
✔ Connect with others across the fantasy sports ecosystem
✔ Help shape the UKFSC’s early priorities and direction
for individuals
No cost at launch
The UKFSC Contributor Network is for practitioners, creators and specialists offering personal expertise and perspective.
✔ Contribute to discussions and selected initiatives
✔ Share insight and experience from across the ecosystem
✔ Stay close to emerging trends and industry thinking
✔ Be part of a network of practitioners and contributors
for all supporters
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION
The UKFSC operates independently and is currently volunteer-led.
Voluntary contributions help support:
✔ Research and insight across the fantasy sports landscape
✔ Industry discussions, roundtables and shared initiatives
✔ Ongoing engagement across the wider sports ecosystem
Supporting the UKFSC helps sustain its independence and expand its research and insight over time.
Membership is open to organisations and individuals.
Organisations participate as members of the Council, individuals contribute their perspective and expertise as part of the wider network.
Public representation focuses on organisations, reflecting the UKFSC’s role as an industry body.
The UKFSC does not speak on behalf of any individual operator, rights holder, platform or regulator. Views published by the Council reflect its own work and consultation process, and participating organisations are not presumed to endorse every position or discussion
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