Jackpot Game definition

Jackpot Game means an individual Lottery game as described in specific game playing rules that utilizes a computer system to administer plays and in which a player or the computer system selects a combination of digits, numbers, or symbols. The Lottery will conduct periodic drawings to determine the winning combination(s) in accordance with the Specific Game Playing Rules for each Jackpot game.
Jackpot Game means a lottery game which utilizes a computer system to administer plays and in which a player selects a combination of numbers, the type of game and amount of play, for a specific drawing.
Jackpot Game means any progressive jackpot non-poker Game Product, in regard to which the Client is required to make the Contributions. Jackpot Win means a win, by a Player, of the maximum jackpot prize for a particular Jackpot Game, as determined by the Game Provider’s central jackpot server used for the Jackpot Games, at the time of the win. Gross Gaming Revenue [***].

More Definitions of Jackpot Game

Jackpot Game means a lottery game [where] for which the top prize amount varies [depending on amounts wagered and on whether]:
Jackpot Game means a lottery game [whose] where the top prize amount varies depending on amounts wagered and on whether the top prize [is] was won in the preceding drawing.
Jackpot Game means a lottery game for which the top prize amount varies:

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