
This is weird.
A buddy of mine pointed out a very odd "rule" in a long set of rules in a sports game hosted by ESPN.com. The game seems fairly simply, keep alive the longest streak of winning predictions on particular games (i.e. which team will win) or propositions (i.e. will the first points be a TD or a field goal). How to play the game
here.
But when he looked at the
official rules, (you know that boilerplate stuff about how employees and family members of ESPN are ineligible, blah, blah, blah), he ran across Rule 14.4:

What's up with that?
11 comments:
There is a simple math question with Canadian contests because of gambling rules or whatever: the math problem makes it a skills test, not a game of chance or something like that. I don't know about Mexico; never lived there.
It should say "Canadian and Mexicans can not play"
Cuz they don't want to pay them...Duh.
I think its because them people know ain't no messcan or kanuke that can cipher !
Beaners...Like to kick you in the face! Beaners...Like to eat beans!
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That is f'n hilarious! Can we put a math test or commen sense test on more things? How about drivers license, parenting, shit the possibilities are endless!
i entered a contest that had rules like that before. so weird but funny.
Math aint no problem fer Messkins. Ever notice how good they are at multiplyin'?
thats because by adding a "skill testing" question the whole thing becomes a contest of skill and therefore no longer an illegal "lottery", its common to do that in Canada...
12:oo hilarious!
As Mike Rhyner says " I fear the Mexican "
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