Entry Fee means the amount of £1295 pounds sterling or another amount as agreed by the Company and paid via an approved payment method, which is inclusive of VAT where applicable;
Entry Fee means cash or cash equivalent that is required to be paid by a fantasy
Examples of Entry Fee in a sentence
Such Entry Fee shall be paid to the Company within 2 hours of obtaining the option to enter a team from the Company website via the Payment Method or by such other means as specified by the Company.
Such Entry Fee shall be paid to the Company within 2 hours of obtaining the option to enter a Rider from the Company website via the Payment Method or by such other means as specified by the Company.
Each Core Charges will include additional $180 Entry Fee for Core imported to the US/UK.
The Early Entry Fee will not apply if two or more days are required for setup.
More Definitions of Entry Fee
Entry Fee means any amount collected for a tournament by the licensee not applied to the prize pool. This amount is reported as adjusted gross proceeds on the licensee’s gaming tax return in the month the fee was collected; Eff 10/30/2008
Entry Fee means the fee for submitting an Entry for the Competition, as set out in ‘DWWA dates and prices’;
Entry Fee means any fee paid to or received from an owner of a mobile home park or an agent thereof except for:
Entry Fee means the amount paid by the tournament player(s) that may be retained by the casino operator for administrative purposes or other related prize pools;
Entry Fee means cash or cash equivalents that are required to be paid by a fantasy contest player to a fantasy contest operator in order to participate in a fantasy contest.
Entry Fee. The prescribed non-refundable amount of fee to be paid before signing of LICENCE AGREEMENT to provide Unified Access Services in a Service Area.
Entry Fee means cash or cash equivalents that are