Nothing inspires more vitriol, debate, and general online stick-to-it-iveness like sports talk, and those who have managed to bring together an audience have generally fared well on the financial side out of it, with big money exits and partnerships. Think Fanduel, SBNation, Draftkings, TheScore…

Fandom Sports (FDM.C) is looking to do something no other sports portal has done before – actually choose a winner in sports arguments.

That’s right – they want to have fans argue their case for a set amount of time, and then have the crowd pick a winner. No more endless bar room banter that never seems to get to a natural conclusion…
 

Factor in celebrity content, aggregated content, and you’ve got something that adds a twist to the existing offerings out there.

And when you compare the current Fandom Sports market cap ($3 million) with that of Canada’s other public market sports platform, TheScore ($66 million), there’s clearly some room to run.

We talked to the key men behind the plan and dove deeper into Fandom in this week’s Equity.Guru podcast......

http://chrisparry.podbean.com/e/equityguru-fandom-sports-fdmc-set-to-launch-new-sports-chat-platform/?token=127cbe1b2687ba7be2b3576e61c0db27