Is this the end of fantasy sports?

Fox News reports.

DraftKings, FanDuel reportedly suspending college fantasy sports

The nation’s two biggest fantasy sports sites, DraftKings and FanDuel, plan to suspend all college sports gaming in a deal with the NCAA, ESPN reported Thursday, just days before the college men’s basketball final.

For months, the sites have encountered pushback from smaller rivals and officials in several states considering whether to legalize the multi-million-dollar gaming. College sports represents only 3 percent of FanDuel’s revenue, with NFL games making up a much more lucrative market, ESPN reports.

Gaming officials tell the network their decision was voluntary, and takes effect at the end of the week.