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Test your esports rules knowledge
What is a common consequence for cheating in competitive esports? 🎮
Difficulty: Easy
A formal warning
A lifetime ban
A small fine
A temporary suspension
What does a 'most-favored-nation' (MFN) clause typically do in an esports player contract? 📝
Difficulty: Medium
It guarantees the player a starting spot on the roster
It allows the player to stream on any platform
It entitles the player to receive the same benefits if a teammate negotiates better terms
It prevents the team from trading the player without consent
Which legal concept is used to allow players to terminate a contract if they are prevented from competing without a valid sporting reason? ⚖️
Difficulty: Hard
Force majeure
Sporting Just Cause
Right of first refusal
Arbitration exemption
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