Odds, Risk and Fair Play Sample Clauses

Odds, Risk and Fair Play. You acknowledge and agree that the tournament sweepstakes are skill based contests that measure your ability to play poker and blackjack and manage risk against the skills of others and that you are not likely to profit (in terms of poker points and prizes, not monetarily) from this entertainment endeavor. The odds of all tournaments offered on the Site depend on the number of the players participating in such tournaments; precise odds of winning are therefore unavailable.
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