After a three-week investigation into alleged cheating by former 'Bachelor' contestants in its "Millionaire Maker” DFS contest, [DraftKings announced](https://twitter.com/DraftKingsNews/status/1221100231443591170) on Saturday it "has decided to update standings for several contests." In its statement DraftKings didn't formally address the collusion controversy involving Jade Roper-Tolbert, a 33-year-old former contestant on “The Bachelor” and her husband, but she is no longer listed as the winner of the DFS contest that occurred over Wild-Card Weekend, per reporter Darren Rovell. A DraftKings player under the username spclk36 is now listed as the $1 million winner and an attorney who represents the DFS player [told Rovell](https://twitter.com/darrenrovell), "We appreciate the way DraftKings looked into the contest, according to their rules, and my client is thrilled that he has been informed that he is the winner." In case you missed it, [details emerged](https://www.betchicago.com/draftkings-bachelor-contest-controversy-dfs) of possible cheating involving Roper-Tolbert and her husband, Tanner, also a former contestant on "The Bachelorette" following her win. Once it was discovered that both Jade and Tanner had each entered the maximum allowable entries of 150 into the contest, there was an immediate whirlwind of speculation. Were they working together in unison in order to “game” the system? The couple denied any wrongdoing in an email to ESPN, stating: “It is incredibly important for us to establish that Jade’s win is nothing more than pure luck. We are confident that DraftKings will determine the same.” Jade and Tanner each purchased 150 entries into the contest for $25 per entry ($3,750 in total). DraftKings caps the number of entries per player at 150 to ensure that no contestant takes advantage of the system by obtaining higher than acceptable odds. Jade’s winning ticket finished with 180.78 points, the most of the 105,883 total entries, edging out a second-place entry that finished with 178.16 points. Her winning lineup included Seahawks rookie wide receiver D.K. Metcalf, who caught seven balls for 160 yards and a touchdown in Seattle’s 17-9 victory over the Eagles on Sunday. Jade also featured Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson (247 passing yards, one TD) and Saints running back Alvin Kamara (21 rushing yards, one touchdown) on her winning entry. The fact that both Jade and Tanner played the maximum entries is not in and of itself against the rules. After all, each was within their right to submit that many entries. Nonetheless, there is evidence pointing to the strong possibility that the two colluded with one another in order to gain an unfair advantage over the other contestants. If they did coordinate to combine their 300 entries, then they violated DraftKings’ rules. DraftKings’ community guidelines [explicitly prohibit](https://www.draftkings.com/community-guidelines) “team-building complementary lineups," when two or more people “serve to work together AND execute a strategy that may create any unfair advantage over individual play.” Of Jade and Tanner’s combined 300 lineups, 298 were unique, a result that is highly unlikely if the two individuals filled out their lineups without collaborating. Additionally, Jade’s 150 lineups featured mostly QBs who played on Saturday, while her husband’s entries involved QBs who played in Sunday’s games. __Bookmark us:__ [Sports betting industry news coverage](https://www.betchicago.com/betting-odds)