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> -chance (so skill games are exempted i.e. chess) What about games that have an element of chance which can be greatly reduced with a high skill level?
by daenz 14y ago
> -chance (so skill games are exempted i.e. chess)
What about games that have an element of chance which can be greatly reduced with a high skill level?
- ssclafani 14y agoThe Dominant Factor Test is what most U.S. states use in determining what is and is not a game of skill. The Dominant Factor Test was defined in the 1973 Alaskan case Morrow v. State. The four qualifications as defined by the court in Morroware: - Participants must have a distinct possibility of exercising skill and must have sufficient data upon which to calculate an informed judgment. - Participants must have the opportunity to exercise the skill, and the general class of participants must possess the skill. - Skill or the competitors efforts must sufficiently govern the results. - The standard of skill must be known to the participants, and this standard must govern the results.