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PokerDollars Rules and
Conditions of Play

By playing in the Poker Dollars tournament, you automatically accept the following rules and conditions of play:

• All entrants must be at least 21 years of age.

• Only one registration per person will be allowed.

• Each month we will award Poker Dollars to the top 3 players in our Monthly Logarithm

• Ranking Table. The monthly winner will receive 3 months free membership, second place will receive 2 months free membership and the third placed finisher will receive one free month membership in PokerSchool Online.

• All monthly promotions begin on the first of the month and end on the last day of the month.

• In order to have a valid Ranking, a player will need to have played 20 tournaments in the same month. In order to see your current ranking for the month you will be able to search by your username. However, you will not be shown in the full rankings list until you have played 15 events.

• Prize winners will be required to supply 2 forms of valid ID that match the original registration form, in the event of this not being possible, the entrant will be disqualified from the event and their prize will be handed down to the next placed finisher.

• All awards are non transferable and cannot be substituted for cash equivalent. In order to redeem the Poker Dollars you will be required to register with PokerSchool Online and enter valid credit card details. There will be no charge made to your card if you decide to cancel your membership during your free trial period.

• In the event of any cheating, collusion or abusive behavior (including cursing) being reported and proven by PokerPages.com to be valid, the guilty party or parties will be disqualified from the tournament.

• Connection to the PokerPages game server will be the sole responsibility of the entrant. PokerPages will in no way be responsible or liable for any loss incurred as a result of a disconnection from the game server.

• It is not acceptable to enter onto the waiting list of a tournament and not be present at the start time of the said tournament. Any repeated instances of this may result in the entrant being disqualified from the tournament.

• In an emergency, if it becomes necessary to step away from your computer once a tournament is under way you should close the table you are playing at and close the program (you will not lose your seat). When you return you can re-open the program and add your name back on the tournament list and you will be put back in your seat. During your absence your blinds will be posted. This is the correct procedure to follow and if not complied with the player runs the risk of being disqualified from the tournament.

• In the event of any disputes the decision of PokerPages.com will be final.