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• General Rules
• Prediction Grading Rules
• Contest Rules, Prize Eligibility

General Rules

Listed here are all rules pertaining to Game Master. Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment retains the right to change and modify these rules at any time, without direct notification to the users. Users should check this page regularly for any updates regarding Game Master rules.

Although every effort is made to ensure that information in the Game Master game accurately depicts actual events, it is to be used as a guide only. In the event of incorrect information, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment assumes no liability for the typing, transmission and/or evaluation errors. In particular, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment reserves its right to correct obvious errors, even after the event.

Prediction Grading Rules

Listed below are the specific prediction rules for Leafs Game Master within professional Toronto Maple Leafs hockey games. General predicting rules are listed separately. Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) retains the right to change and modify these predicting rules at any time, without direct notification to the users. MLSE may choose to offer additional prediction opportunities to users at their sole discretion. Users should check this page regularly for any updates regarding predicting rules.

Available Pre-Game Predicting Interests

Prediction opportunities will be randomly selected from the following menu and will be made available for predicting before the hockey game. Such predictions will be opened days in advance of the scheduled game on, and closed at the opening faceoff. All pre-game prediction opportunities are resolved at the end of the game unless otherwise specified.

1. “Which team will take this game?” - Users are able to predict which team will win the hockey game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>

2. “When will this game end?” - Users are able to predict whether the game will conclude at the end of regulation time, during overtime, or following a shootout.
Options: <After 60 , OT , Shootout>

3. “Who will hit the twine first for the Leafs?” - Users are able to predict which Leafs player will score the first Leafs goal of the game.
Options: <Leafs Player “A” , Leafs Player “B” , Leafs Player “C” , Leafs Player “D” , Other Leafs Player , No Leafs Player Will Score A Goal>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when the Leafs score a goal or the game has ended.

4. “Who will light the lamp first?” - Users are able to predict which team will score the first goal of the game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when either team scores a goal or the game has ended.

5. “Who will hit the scoresheet with the most points?” - Users are able to predict which player will record the most points over the course of the entire game.
Options: <Toronto Player “A” , Toronto’s Opponent Player “A” , Tie>

6. “Who will score the most goals?” - Users are able to predict which player will score the most goals over the course of the entire game.
Options: <Toronto Player “A” , Toronto’s Opponent Player “A” , Tie>

7. “Who will get the most helpers?” - Users are able to predict which player will record the most assists over the course of the entire game.
Options: <Toronto Player “A” , Toronto’s Opponent Player “A” , Tie>

8. “Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) get a shutout?” - Users are able to predict whether or not (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) will be shut out in the game.
Options: <Yes , No>

9. “How many total goals will be scored?” - Users are able to predict how many total goals will be scored in this game.
Options: <0 or 1 , 2 or 3 , 4 or 5 , 6 or more>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when 6 total goals are scored in the game or the game has ended.

10. “How many times will (Player A) hit the scoresheet?” - Users are able to predict how many points a given player will record over the course of the entire game.
Options: <0 , 1 , 2 , 3 or more>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when (Player A) has recorded 3 points in the game or the game has ended.

11. “What tough guy will be in the box for the most minutes?” - Users are able to predict which player will record the most penalty minutes over the course of the entire game.
Options: <Toronto Player “A” , Toronto’s Opponent Player “A”>

12. “Who will get nailed with the first penalty?” - Users are able to predict which team will be penalized first in the game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , Coincidental , No Penalties>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when either team receives a penalty or the game has ended.

13. “Who will have the most PPs?” - Users are able to predict which team will have the most power plays over the course of the entire game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , Tie>

14. “Who will win the opening draw?” - Users are able to predict which team will win the opening faceoff of the game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved following the completion of the opening faceoff.

15. “Will they go up to the booth for a review?” - Users are able to predict whether there will be a booth review in the game.
Options: <Yes , No>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when the referee calls for a booth review during the game or the game has ended.

16. “Which team will have the most shots on goal in this game?” - Users are able to predict which team will record the most shots on goal in the game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , Tie>

17. “Which goalie will stop the most rubber?” - Users are able to predict which goalie will have the most saves in the game.
Options: <Toronto Goalie A , Toronto’s Opponent Goalie A , Tie>

18. “Will we see a hat trick?” - Users are able to predict whether a player from either team will record a hat trick in tonight’s game.
Options: <Yes , No>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction is resolved when a player has scored a hat trick in the game or the game has ended.

Available In-Game Predicting Interests

The following prediction opportunities are available for predicting during the course of the hockey game. The rules regarding the opening and closing of each prediction opportunity are listed below.

1. “Who will light the lamp next?” - Users are able to predict which team will score the next goal in the game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , No More Goals>
When it is available: Following the scoring of a goal by either team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the scoring of a goal by either team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once either team scores another goal.

2. “Who will hit the sin bin next?” - Users are able to predict which team will receive the next penalty in the game.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , Coincidental , No Penalties>
When it is available: Following the issuing of a penalty to either team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the issuing of a penalty to either team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once either team gets another penalty or when the game ends.

3. “Who will have the next PP?” - Users are able to predict which team will have the next power play.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , No Penalties>
When it is available: Following the beginning of a Power Play for either team.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the beginning of a power play for either team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once either team gets another power play or when the game ends.

4. “Who will score the next goal?” - Users are able to predict which player will score the next goal in the game.
Options: <Player “A” , Player “B” , Player “C” , Player “D” , Other Player , No More Goals>
When it is available: Following the scoring of a goal by a player on either team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the scoring of a goal by either team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once a player on either team scores another goal or when the game ends.

5. “What penalty will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) get next?” - Users are able to predict which penalty a given team will receive next.
Options: <Checking from behind , Holding , Interference , Roughing , Tripping , Other Penalty , Multiple Penalties , No Penalties>
When it is available: Following the issuing of a penalty to a given team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the issuing of a penalty to a given team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once the given team receives another penalty or when the game ends.

6. “Will someone score in the next 10 minutes or less?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a goal will be scored in the next 10 minutes of game time.
Options: <Yes , No>
When it is available: Following the scoring of a goal by either team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the scoring of a goal by either team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once either team scores a goal or when 10 minutes of game time has elapsed.

7. “The next whistle will be…” - Users are able to predict what will cause the next stoppage of play in the game.
Options: <Goal , Frozen puck , Icing , Offside , Penalty , Other>
When it is available: Following a stoppage in play at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following a stoppage in play, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once there is another stoppage in play in the game.

8. “What will happen on (Toronto’s / Toronto’s Opponent’s) power play?” - Users are able to predict what will happen on the current power play.
Options: <Toronto Goal! , Toronto’s Opponent Goal! , None – it will be killed off>
When it is available: Following the beginning of a power play for either team.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following a penalty being called on either team and is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or start of the faceoff at the beginning of the power play. This is resolved once either team scores a goal on the power play or the power play ends (after serving the full penalty or if a penalty is assessed to the team on the power play).

9. “Who will get the next shot on goal?” - Users are able to predict which team will record the first shot on goal.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>
When it is available: Following a shot on goal at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following a stoppage in play and is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or start of the faceoff. This is resolved once either team records a shot on goal.

10. “Who will win the next draw?” - Users are able to predict which team will win the upcoming faceoff.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>
When it is available: Following a stoppage in play at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following a stoppage in play and is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or start of the faceoff. This is resolved once the faceoff occurs.

11. “Will there be a whistle before the end of the period?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a stoppage in play will occur before the end of the period.
Options: <Yes , No, the whistle is in the ref’s pocket>
When it is available: Following a stoppage in play at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following a stoppage in play and is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or start of the faceoff. This is resolved at the earlier of the next stoppage in play or the end of the period.

12. “Will someone hit the twine before the end of the period?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a goal will be scored before the end of the period.
Options: <Yes , No>
When it is available: At any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened at any point over the course of the game and is closed after 60 seconds. This is resolved at the earlier of a goal being scored or at the end of the period.

13. “Will there be one or more penalties before the end of the period?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a penalty or penalties will occur before the end of the period.
Options: <Yes , No>
When it is available: At any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened at any point over the course of the game and is closed after 60 seconds. This is resolved at the earlier of the next penalty or penalties called or the end of the period.

14. “Will (Player A) score on this penalty shot?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a player will score on an upcoming penalty shot.
Options: <Yes, guaranteed , No, goalie will stone him>
When it is available: Following the awarding of a penalty shot to a player on either team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the awarding of a penalty shot to either team, is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or start of the penalty shot. This is resolved once the penalty shot has been completed.

15. “Will (Player A) score on this shootout attempt?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a player will score on their shootout attempt.
Options: <Yes , No>
When it is available: Before a player has attempted to score in a shootout.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened before the player has made a shootout attempt, is closed once the player begins his shootout attempt, and is resolved once the shootout attempt has been completed.

16. “How many helpers on the next goal?” - Users are able to predict how many players will assist on the next goal.
Options: <None – puckhog! , 1 , 2 , No More Goals>
When it is available: Following the scoring of a goal by a player on either team at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following the scoring of a goal by either team, is closed 60 seconds after the prediction opportunity has been opened, and is resolved once a player on either team scores another goal or when the game ends.

17. “Will (Player A) suck it up and play again?” - Users are able to predict whether a specific player will return to the game following an injury.
Options: <Yes, he is a rock , No, he is soft>
When it is available: Following an injury sustained by any player at any point over the course of the game.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened following an injury at any point over the course of the game and is closed after 60 seconds. This is resolved at the earlier of the injured player returning to the game or the end of the game.

18. “Will either team pull their goalie (excluding delayed penalties)?” - Users are able to predict whether a team will pull their goalie toward the end of the 3rd period.
Options: <Yes , No>
When it is available: Toward the end of the 3rd period if the winning team is leading by 2 goals or fewer.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened toward the end of the 3rd period and is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or the goalie from either team being pulled. This is resolved once either team’s goalie is pulled or when the game ends.

19. “Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) score an empty netter?” - Users are able to predict whether a player from a specific team will score an empty net goal.
Options: <Yes , No>
When it is available: When a goalie from one of the teams has been pulled.
How long it is open for predicting: This prediction opportunity is opened when either team’s goalie has been pulled, is closed at the earlier of 60 seconds or once a player from a specific team scores an empty net goal. This is resolved once the specific team scores an empty net goal or when the game ends.

Available Between-Periods Predicting Interests

Prediction opportunities will be randomly selected from the following menu and will be made available for predicting during the intermissions between periods. The rules regarding the opening and closing of each prediction opportunity are listed below. All of the following prediction opportunities are open for selection during any of the intermissions (with the exception of 9, 10, 11 and 12 which are opened in the third intermission or before a shootout), and are closed upon the opening faceoff of the period.

1. “Who will have the most shots on goal in this period?” - Users are able to predict which team will have the most shots on goal in the upcoming period.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent , Tie>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved at the conclusion of the period.

2. “Which team will win the opening draw of the next period?” - Users are able to predict which team will win the opening faceoff of the upcoming period.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved at the conclusion of the opening faceoff of the upcoming period.

3. “Will (Player A) score a goal in this period?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a specific player will score a goal in the upcoming period.
Options: <Yes, he is due , No way>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved when the player has scored a goal or the upcoming period has ended.

4. “Will (Player A) hit the scoresheet in this period?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a specific player will record a point in the upcoming period.
Options: <Yes , No>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved when the player has recorded a point or the upcoming period has ended.

5. “When will we hear the first whistle in this period?” - Users are able to predict when the first stoppage in play will occur in the upcoming period.
Options: <0:30 or less into the period , 0:31 to 1:00 into the period , 1:01 to 1:30 into the period , 1:31 or more into the period>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved when the first stoppage in play of the period has occurred or 1:31 or more of the period has elapsed.

6. “When will the first shot on goal be recorded in this period?” - Users are able to predict on when the first shot on goal will occur in the upcoming period.
Options: <0:30 or less into the period , 0:31 to 1:00 into the period , 1:01 to 1:30 into the period , 1:31 or more into the period>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved when the first shot on goal has been recorded in the period or 1:31 or more of the period has elapsed.

7. “Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) hold onto the lead?” - Users are able to predict whether or not the winning team will be able to hold their lead.
Options: <Yes , No, they will cough it up>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is only offered if one team is winning and is resolved when the winning team loses their lead or at the end of the game.

8. “Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) call a TO in the next period?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a team will call a timeout in the upcoming period.
Options: <Yes , No>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is resolved at the earlier of a timeout being called or the upcoming period ends.

9. “Which player will score the OT winner?” - Users are able to predict which player will score the game winning goal in overtime.
Options: <Player “A” , Player “B” , Player “C” , Player “D” , Other Player , No Goal – Shootout!>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is only offered during the third intermission and is resolved when either team scores in overtime or the overtime period ends.

10. “Will we see a goal in OT?” - Users are able to predict whether a goal will be scored in overtime.
Options: <Yes , No>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is only offered during the third intermission and is resolved when either team scores in overtime or the overtime period ends.

11. “Who will come out on top in this shootout?” - Users are able to predict which team will win the upcoming shootout.
Options: <Toronto , Toronto’s Opponent>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is only offered following the completion of the overtime period and is resolved at the conclusion of the shootout.

12. “Will (Player A) get picked for the shootout?” - Users are able to predict whether or not a given player will participate in the upcoming shootout.
Options: <Yes, always , No, he’s a better cheerleader>
When the prediction is resolved: This prediction opportunity is only offered following the completion of the overtime period and is resolved at the conclusion of the shootout.

The specific terms and interpretations of each of these predicting opportunities are listed below.

These details do not restrict the ability of MLSE to cancel a prediction opportunity or alter the opportunity grading, at any time, at their sole discretion. Note that if a game fails to start on the date scheduled, all pre-game prediction opportunities may be cancelled. In all cases unless otherwise specified, grading of the prediction opportunity will be based upon the official play grading by the governing body of professional hockey. The official ruling as it stands at the completion of the game will be considered final for the purposes of this competition. If the game fails to complete for unforeseen reasons or other unforeseen difficulties, any outstanding prediction opportunities will be either finalized and graded as-is, or cancelled, dependant on the nature of the prediction opportunity.

“Which team will take this game?”

Classification of which team will win this game is based on the official designation of the declared winning team.
A game is considered complete once either team wins in regulation, overtime, or shootout

“When will this game end?” Classification of when the game ends is based on the official designation of the method of victory by one team, either at the end of regulation, during overtime when a winning goal is scored, or when a team wins a shootout.

“Which player will hit the twine first for the Leafs?”

The prediction options included in this prediction opportunity are based on the four most likely Leafs players to score a goal. “Other Player” and “No Player” options are also available.
This prediction is resolved once a Leafs goal is scored. If the player who scores the first goal is not one of the four player options, this prediction opportunity will be declared as “Other Player”.
If the game ends without a Leafs goal being scored, this prediction opportunity will be declared as “No Player”.

“Who will light the lamp first?”

This prediction is resolved once a player scores a goal.

“Who will get nailed with the first penalty?”

This prediction is resolved once a player is assessed a penalty. “Coincidental” and “No penalties” options are also available.

“Which team will win the opening draw?”

This prediction is resolved once the winner of the opening faceoff is determined.

The following prediction opportunities are game long predictions and will be resolved at the conclusion of the game once the official outcomes are compiled. If one of the listed players is not part of the lineup because of a last minute scratch, injury, or some other reason, the prediction will be cancelled.

“Who will hit the scoresheet with the most points?”
“Who will score the most goals?”
“Who will get the most helpers?”
“Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) get a shutout?”
“How many total goals will be scored?”
“How many times will (Player A) hit the scoresheet?”
“What tough guy will be in the box for the most minutes?”
“Who will have the most PPs?”
“Who will have the most shots on goal?”
“Which goalie will stop the most rubber?”

The following prediction opportunities are in-game predictions and will be resolved as each event occurs during the game. If the game ends before any of the applicable events occur, the prediction opportunity will be cancelled.

“Who will light the lamp next?”
“Who will hit the sin bin next?”
“Who will have the next PP?”
“Who will score the next goal?”
“How many helpers on the next goal?”
“What penalty will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) get next?”
“Will someone score in the next 10 minutes or less?”
“The next whistle will be…”
“What will happen on (Toronto’s / Toronto’s Opponent’s) power play?”
“Will (Player A) score on this penalty shot?”
“Will (Player A) score on this shootout attempt?
“Who will get the next shot on goal?”
“Who will win the next draw?”
“Will there be a whistle before the end of the period?”
“Will someone hit the twine before the end of the period?”
“Will there be one or more penalties called before the end of the period?”
“Will they go up to the booth for a review?”
“Will we see a hat trick?”
“Will either team pull their goalie?”
“Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) score an empty netter?”
“Will (Player A) suck it up and play again?”

The following prediction opportunities are offered between periods and will be resolved as each event occurs during the period or at the conclusion of the period (or overtime), whichever is applicable.

“Who will have the most shots on goal in this period?”
“Which team will win the opening draw of the next period?”
“Will (Player A) score a goal in this period?”
“Will (Player A) hit the scoresheet in this period?”
“When will we hear the first whistle in this period?”
“When will the first shot on goal happen in this period?”
“Will (Toronto / Toronto’s Opponent) hold onto the lead?”
“Will we see a goal in OT?”
“Which player will score the OT winner?”
“Who will come out on top in this shootout?”
“Will (Player A) get picked for the shootout?”
“Will (Toronto, Toronto’s Opponent) call a TO in the next period?”

Grading Pools as “Cancelled” Based on Incorrect Game States

MLSE reserves the right to grade a prediction opportunity as “Cancelled” if the game state recorded and displayed by the system is incorrect. MLSE reserves the right to grade a pool as “Cancelled” at any time based on incorrect game state parameters.

To find out more regarding the general submission and grading of answers, read the General Rules and FAQ.

Contest Rules

Leafs Game Master Contest

OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES

NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. SEE ELIGIBILITY SECTION BELOW FOR FURTHER DETAILS. TO COMPLETE YOUR ENTRY YOU MUST READ AND AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES. PARTICIPATION IN THIS CONTEST CONSTITUTES FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL AGREEMENT AND ACCEPTANCE OF THESE CONTEST RULES.

ELIGIBILITY: The Leafs Game Master Contest (the "Contest") This Contest is open only to legal residents of Ontario 18 years of age and older who live within a 50 mile radius of the City of Toronto, Ontario. Employees (their immediate families, and those with whom they are domiciled) of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd. ("MLSE" or the "Contest Sponsor"), LiveHive Systems Incorporated, the National Hockey League and its Member Teams, and each of their respective parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, governors, employees, agents, their advertising and promotional agencies are not eligible to enter.

HOW TO ENTER: No purchase necessary. The Contest begins at Noon on Thursday, December 3, 2009 and ends at the conclusion of the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Philadelphia game on Tuesday, April 6, 2010 (the "Contest Period"). All visitors to mapleleafs.com who have a valid and active account (the "Account") to play the "Leafs Game Master" on-line game and who are otherwise eligible to enter the Contest (the "Eligible Account Holders") will be automatically entered into the Contest and will be eligible to win a prize.

PRIZES: The following prizes are available to be won:

• Twenty (20) Game Prizes

• one (1) Grand Prize.

Each Game Prize consists of:

   (i) a replica Toronto Maple Leafs jersey (size, style and player to be determined by MLSE in its sole discretion) ("Prize #1"); or

   (ii) two (2) tickets to a 2009/10 regular season Toronto Maple Leafs home game (specific game and specific seating to be determined by MLSE in its sole discretion) ("Prize #2")

Approximate retail value of each Game Prize is $140 CDN. The Game Prize to be awarded for the applicable game is as indicated in the Game Nights schedule below.

The Grand Prize consists of:

   (i) two (2) lower-bowl tickets to the 2010-11 Toronto Maple Leafs Regular Season Home Opener (specific seating to be determined by MLSE in its sole discretion);

   (ii) dinner for two, including non-alcoholic beverages at the Air Canada Club on day/night of game (fixed menu will apply); and

   (iii) one (1) 42" LG High Definition LCD TV (Model #42LH41 or similar model)

Approximate Retail Value of Grand Prize is $2100 CDN.

All incidental costs and expenses not specifically referred to herein, including (without limitation) transportation to and from Air Canada Centre, food, beverages, gratuities, entertainment, concessions, souvenirs, delivery of prize and items of a personal nature are not included and are the sole responsibility of the winner and/or their guest.

GAME NIGHTS

Leafs Game Master will be played during the following games in the 2009-10 season:

• December 3, 2009 @ Columbus (Prize #1)
• December 10, 2009 @ Boston (Prize #2)
• December 14, 2009 vs. Ottawa (Prize #1)
• December 23, 2009 @ New York (Prize #2)
• December 27, 2009 @ Pittsburgh (Prize #1)
• December 30, 2009 @ Edmonton (Prize #2)
• January 8, 2010 @ Buffalo (Prize #1)
• January 14, 2010 vs. Philadelphia (Prize #2)
• January 19, 2010 @ Atlanta (Prize #1)
• January 29, 2010 @ New Jersey (Prize #2)
• February 5, 2010 @ New Jersey (Prize #1)
• March 4, 2010 @ Boston (Prize #2)
• March 11, 2010 vs. Tampa Bay (Prize #1)
• March 18, 2010 vs. New Jersey (Prize #2)
• March 20, 2010 vs. Montreal (Prize #1)
• March 25, 2010 vs. Atlanta (Prize #2)
• April 1, 2010 vs. Buffalo (Prize #1)
• April 6, 2010 vs. Philadelphia (Prize #2)

WINNER SELECTION

(I) ELIGIBLE GAME PRIZE WINNERS: The Eligible Account Holder who accumulates the most points in each individual Leafs Game Master on-line game played in respect of each 2009/10 regular season Toronto Maple Leafs game will be eligible to win a Game Prize. Points will be awarded in accordance with the Leafs Game Master General Rules and Prediction Grading Rules.

Points will be awarded in accordance with the Leafs Game Master Rules (each one a "Point"). Entrants are only eligible to win one Game Prize. In the event an Eligible Account Holder is the highest scorer in more than one game the next highest scorer in the second or subsequent game will be deemed the eligible winner of a Game Prize (for example if Eligible Account Holder A is the highest scorer in Game #1 and Game #2, the second highest scorer, Eligible Account Holder B, in Game #2 will be deemed the eligible winner of a Game Prize in Game #2. If Eligible Account Holder B is the highest scorer in Game #4, the second highest scorer in Game #4 will be deemed to be the eligible winner of a Game Prize in Game #4).

In the event of a tie, the eligible winner will be selected from by Contest Sponsor in a random draw from all Eligible Account Holders with the highest number of points for the applicable game.

Odds of winning a Game Day Prize depends on number of Eligible Account Holders and the number of correct answers provided in the applicable Leafs Game Master on-line game.

(II) ELIGIBLE GRAND PRIZE WINNER:

The potential Grand Prize winner will be selected by way of a random draw from all Ballots to be conducted at the offices of MLSE located at 307 Lake Shore Blvd. East, Toronto, Ontario, on April 15, 2010 (the "Grand Prize Draw"). Each Eligible Account Holder will be automatically awarded One (1) ballot in the Grand Prize Draw for each One Hundred (100) Points awarded to the applicable Eligible Account Holder (each a "Ballot"). The number of Ballots awarded will be rounded DOWN to the nearest one hundred (100). For example, an Eligible Account Holder with seven hundred and eighty seven (787) Points will be awarded seven (7) Ballots in the draw. The odds of being selected as the potential Grand Prize winner is dependent on the number of Ballots entered in the Grand Prize Draw.

GENERAL RULES:

Each prize must be accepted as awarded and no prize substitutions of cash or otherwise or transfer of the prize will be made, provided that the Contest Sponsor may make prize substitutions of equal or greater value. No telephone contact or correspondence will be entered into except with potential prize winners.

By entering this Contest, each entrant consents to the use of his/her name, image, photograph, voice statement(s) and city of residence by the Contest Sponsor and the NHL, without further compensation, for any and all publicity purposes, commercial or otherwise, in all media. The Contest is subject to all applicable federal, provincial and municipal laws and regulations and shall be governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein.

By entering the Contest, each entrant agrees to be bound by these rules and regulations and all decisions of the Contest Sponsor, which decisions are final with respect to all matters relating to the Contest, including (without limitation) the selection of prize winners.

By entering the Contest, entrants agree to hold harmless and indemnify the Contest Sponsor, LiveHive Systems Incorporated, the NHL and its Member Teams, NHL Enterprises Canada LP and each of their respective subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, governors, agents, their advertising and promotional agencies (collectively, the "Released Parties") against any and all liability, damages or causes of action (however named or described with respect to or arising out of either: (i) entrant's participation in the Contest; (ii) the receipt or use of the prizes awarded herein; or (iii) the administration of the Contest (including winner selection) and distribution of the prizes awarded herein.

Entrants hereby release, waive and discharge any and all claims of damage, loss or causes of action (including, negligence), including (but not limited to) death, personal injury or loss or damage to property, which the entrant or any of the entrant's representatives, heirs, next of kin or assignees ("Entrant's Representatives") may have or which may hereinafter accrue to the entrant or Entrant Representatives against the Released Parties as a result of the entrant's participation in the Contest or the receipt or use of the Prize(s) awarded herein.

The following are prohibited and will result in automatic disqualification from the Contest: (1) using any method that artificially increases odds of winning; (2) non-compliance with these Contest Rules; and (3) any other act which the Contest Sponsor determines, at its sole discretion, jeopardizes the integrity of the contest.

The Contest Sponsor may terminate, modify, suspend or withdraw from this Contest (and/or any aspect thereof, including methods for selection of the prize winners), in whole or in part, at any time without notice for any reason, without liability, at their sole discretion.

The Contest Sponsor reserve the right to substitute prizes of equal or greater value and/or to terminate, modify or withdraw this Contest, in whole or in part (including altering the manner in which the prizes are distributed), at any time, without prior notice for any reason including, but not limited to, the delay or cancellation of the National Hockey League game(s) for which prizes are awarded, or, if viruses, bugs, tampering or other causes beyond the Contest Sponsor's control affect the administration, security, fairness or proper play or conduct of the Contest. In the event a substitute prize is awarded, such prize must be accepted as awarded and cannot be exchanged for cash or otherwise. Further, the Contest Sponsor reserves the right to disqualify any person and void any entries of that person who it believes has tampered with the entry process or any other component of the Contest, whose conduct or action affects the administration, security or fairness, integrity or proper conduct of the Contest, or who fails to meet or abide by the Contest Rules and conditions.

The Contest Sponsor does not assume any responsibility for tampering, theft, defects, viruses, human errors including negligence, deletions, technical or telephone, computer line, network, server, access providers, computer equipment or software problems, undeliverable messages, computer errors, lost, misdirected, late or incomplete entries or inaccurate capture of information or any online difficulties that may result in damage or malfunction the computer or the failure of the Contest Sponsor to process any entry and otherwise award any prize. Nor is responsibility assumed for printing errors appearing in these rules or related Contest materials. In addition, the Contest Sponsor will not assume any responsibility of any nature whatsoever in all cases where their inability to hold the Contest or to remit the prizes to the winners results from a cause beyond their control, including Acts of God, weather conditions, strike, lock-out or other labour dispute. Any attempt to deliberately damage any website or to undermine the legitimate operation of this Contest is a violation of criminal and civil laws, and should an attempt be made, the Contest Sponsor reserves the right to seek remedies and damages to the fullest extent permitted by law, including criminal prosecution.

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