OFFICIAL RULES — ELIMINATOR OPEN 2026

Effective August 24, 2026

The Eliminator Open 2026 is a free-entry fantasy sports skill contest. Prizes are awarded by competitive performance under these Official Rules, not by random drawing.

NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. EVERY ELIGIBLE PERSON MAY RECEIVE ONE FREE ENTRY. AN OPTIONAL EFS MEMBERSHIP MAY INCREASE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF OPEN ENTRIES AVAILABLE TO A PERSON, BUT THERE IS NO SEPARATE ENTRY FEE, PLATFORM CHARGE, OR RAKE. MEMBERSHIP DOES NOT CHANGE THE SCORING, SALARY CAP, POD TREATMENT, OR RANKING RULES APPLIED TO ANY INDIVIDUAL ENTRY. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED BY LAW.

By activating an entry, an entrant agrees to these Official Rules, the incorporated Gameplay Rules, and the versions of the EFS Terms of Service and Privacy Policy displayed at acceptance. EFS records the accepted versions and acceptance timestamp.

1. Contest and Sponsor

The Eliminator Open 2026 (the “Contest” or “Open”) is the free-entry edition of the Eliminator Fantasy Sports mass tournament also identified in the product as Free Mega Master.

The Contest is sponsored and administered by Eliminator Fantasy Sports Inc., 32 Ashburnham Road, Toronto, Ontario M6H 2K3 (“Sponsor” or “EFS”). Questions, complaints, appeals, and winners-list requests may be sent to survive@eliminatorfs.com.

2. Eligibility

The Contest is open only to a natural person who, at entry and through prize verification:

1. is at least 18 years old;
2. is a legal resident of a jurisdiction in which Sponsor makes the Contest available and where the Contest is lawful;
3. is physically located in an eligible jurisdiction when activating an entry and whenever submitting or editing a lineup;
4. maintains one valid EFS account in the person's own legal identity and provides accurate information;
5. is not self-excluded or otherwise barred from EFS contests; and
6. is not an Excluded Person.

An “Excluded Person” is:

• an employee, officer, director, contractor, or agent of Sponsor or of a parent, subsidiary, affiliate, advertising, promotion, administration, scoring, data, or prize-fulfillment provider involved in the Contest;
• a person with access to material non-public information that could create an unfair advantage;
• an NFL player, coach, team employee, sports agent, referee, league official, or another person excluded by an applicable sports-integrity rule; or
• an immediate-family or household member of a person described above, to the extent required by applicable law or Sponsor's counsel-approved integrity policy.

Sponsor verifies location at entry and at every lineup submission or edit. A failed location check blocks that action. Sponsor may verify identity, age, residency, location, account ownership, tax information, and continued eligibility at any time and will verify residence again before paying a prize. Failure to complete required verification may result in disqualification or forfeiture.

If local law imposes requirements that conflict with these Rules, the entrant is eligible only if Sponsor has made the Contest available under a compliant jurisdiction-specific rule.

3. Entry and Contest Periods

Entry opens August 24, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Time and closes with the Week 5 sandbox lock on October 11, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time (the “Entry Period”). All references to Eastern Time mean the time then observed in America/New_York.

The Open accepts rolling entry during NFL Weeks 1–5:

• each weekly sandbox locks on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time;
• an entry received after an earlier weekly lock starts in the next available weekly sandbox;
• an entry timestamped exactly at 1:00:00 p.m. is timely for that lock;
• anything received after 1:00:00 p.m. is late for that sandbox; and
• no new entry is accepted after the Week 5 lock.

Sponsor's servers are the official timekeeping devices.

Gameplay runs from NFL Week 1 through contest Week 19, ending on NFL Wild Card weekend (the “Contest Period”). A starting-week pod competes through Week 10. All Week 10 title-path survivors then enter the shared Week 11–19 championship engine described below.

4. How to Enter and Entry Limits

The only entry route is the EFS app for iOS or Android. During the Entry Period, an eligible person must:

1. create or sign in to the person's own valid EFS account;
2. pass the required eligibility and location checks;
3. select the Eliminator Open;
4. affirmatively accept the displayed Official Rules; and
5. create the entry.

Accepting the Official Rules and creating the entry activates it, permanently consumes one seasonal Open-entry slot, and places it into the applicable weekly sandbox. The entrant should then submit a fresh valid lineup for that week. The entry remains active if no valid lineup is submitted; the missing-lineup rules then apply.

The maximum number of Open entries available to one person is:

Optional membership checkout may become available during the Entry Period. A completed upgrade immediately raises the person's entry cap. Sponsor checks the cap both when an entry is created and when that entry's first weekly sandbox locks.

If a membership is downgraded before an affected entry's first lock, Sponsor removes the person's newest excess entries first. If the person upgrades again before the final Entry Period cutoff, those entries are automatically restored. An entry restored after its intended sandbox has locked starts in the next available sandbox. After an entry's first sandbox lock, an ordinary membership change does not invalidate it. Fraud, a fraudulent refund request, or a chargeback may disqualify the newest excess entries first.

An entrant may voluntarily withdraw an entry, but withdrawal does not restore or release the consumed seasonal slot. If Sponsor voids an entry solely because of a verified EFS system error before that entry's first sandbox lock, Sponsor restores the slot.

Entries are personal, non-transferable, and separately tracked. One person may win more than one prize through different entries, including both first and second place. Creating or using multiple accounts, identities, or account holders to evade an entry cap is prohibited and may result in disqualification of all associated entries.

5. Weekly Slates, Lineups, Salaries, and Locks

Eligible weekly slate

Each weekly slate contains only NFL games scheduled to begin at or after Sunday 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time through the Monday-night game or games. Thursday games, Saturday games, and Sunday-morning international games are excluded. Saturday Wild Card games are excluded from Week 19. The earlier Thursday game in NFL Week 5 is also excluded.

Lineup requirements

Each entry must submit a fresh lineup every Contest week with exactly eight players in this order:

1. QB
2. RB
3. RB
4. WR
5. WR
6. WR
7. TE
8. FLEX

FLEX is limited to RB, WR, or TE. A player may appear only once in an entry's lineup. A valid lineup must use players from the official weekly player pool, fill every position, and remain at or below the salary cap.

Lineups do not carry forward. The Contest has no waivers or trades. Duplicate lineups are allowed, including across entries belonging to the same person.

Salaries

The salary cap is exactly $50,000. The FLEX player's salary is exactly 1.5 times that player's frozen salary, without rounding.

EFS Salary Service v1 generates the official player pool and salaries. Salaries change every week. Sponsor freezes a complete salary snapshot before weekly drafting opens and makes it viewable and auditable in the app. If the snapshot is incomplete or conflicting, that sandbox does not open until Sponsor corrects it.

Weekly lock and Late Swap

An entry must contain a valid lineup when its weekly sandbox locks Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Late Swap is then allowed for selections whose games have not begun. Each player locks individually at the player's listed game start. Before a player locks, the entrant may replace, remove, or move that player if the resulting lineup remains valid. A locked selection never reopens.

A schedule change received before player lock updates the listed start. If a selected player's game is postponed or cancelled after lock, the selection remains locked and receives the final SportsDataIO points, including zero. Sponsor does not insert an automatic substitute.

6. Stage 1 Weekly Sandboxes and Pods

Each group of entries beginning in the same week forms a separate weekly sandbox. Starting-week sandboxes remain separate through Week 10 and merge only when the Week 11 championship and consolation funnels begin.

For each sandbox, Sponsor:

• creates pods containing no more than 20 entries;
• uses the fewest pods compatible with the 20-entry ceiling and same-owner separation;
• distributes entries as evenly as possible so pod sizes differ by no more than one;
• places entries belonging to the same person in different Stage 1 pods; and
• uses an auditable committed-and-revealed random process for pod assignment.

Small and undersized pods run as constituted. Sponsor may consolidate and balance entries within the same starting-week sandbox but does not combine different starting weeks, revive entries, add artificial entries, or cancel a pod merely because it is small. There is no minimum field.

A pod competes from its starting week through Week 10. It does not have to advance exactly ten entries. Each pod advances the title-path entries actually remaining after the Week 10 settlement.

Each pod independently determines its weekly winner, Immunity, re-entry, and eliminations. Different entries belonging to one person may win in different pods during the same week.

7. Scoring and Unique Pick

SportsDataIO is the authoritative source for raw NFL statistics. Sponsor computes fantasy points under the scoring-table version frozen from Sponsor's Supabase settings and published at eliminator.gg/scoring before the weekly sandbox lock. A scoring-rule change creates a new version and never silently changes a locked week.

The following EFS multipliers apply:

• FLEX points: 1.5 times base fantasy points;
• Unique Pick points: 1.5 times base fantasy points.

A player is “Unique” when exactly one valid official lineup in the applicable cohort selects that player. During Stage 1, the cohort is every valid official lineup in the entry's pod, including valid lineups submitted by eliminated re-entry candidates. During Weeks 11–19, the cohort is the entry's active championship or consolation funnel.

Unique is calculated only after the applicable cohort fully locks and Sponsor reconciles its official lineups and lock records. Missing or invalid lineups are excluded entirely from ownership counts. An incomplete cohort population or lock ledger holds Unique calculation and any dependent settlement.

Scores and rankings use full stored precision. Display rounding does not create or resolve a tie.

8. Weekly Ranking and Tiebreaks

Higher weekly fantasy score ranks ahead of lower weekly fantasy score. Exact score ties break in this order:

1. total team touchdowns;
2. total rushing yards plus total receiving yards;
3. total passing yards; and
4. preweek rank.

Tiebreak statistics use corrected raw SportsDataIO statistics summed across all eight lineup players without FLEX or Unique multipliers.

“Total team touchdowns” includes each passing, rushing, receiving, return, and fumble-recovery touchdown credited to a lineup player. If a lineup contains both the quarterback and receiver on the same passing touchdown, the quarterback's passing touchdown and the receiver's receiving touchdown each count once. Rushing, receiving, and passing yards are summed across all eight players regardless of lineup position.

Preweek rank is determined as follows:

• a pod's first week uses the same auditable committed-and-revealed random process used for pod assignment;
• each later Stage 1 week uses the preceding week's final rank in that pod;
• Week 11 newly ranks each funnel by Week 10 score, then touchdowns, rushing plus receiving yards, and passing yards, with any remaining exact tie broken by committed random order; and
• Week 12 and later use the preceding week's final rank in the same funnel.

This complete tiebreak controls weekly ranking, Immunity, elimination, re-entry, advancement, final placing, and payout order. Tied prizes are not split.

9. Missing or Invalid Lineups

A missing or invalid weekly lineup:

• scores zero;
• does not carry forward a prior lineup;
• is excluded from Unique ownership counts;
• cannot win the pod or funnel that week;
• cannot earn Immunity; and
• cannot re-enter the title path that week.

An active entry with a missing or invalid lineup is automatically eliminated before the normal weekly settlement. This elimination bypasses Immunity and erases every Immunity stack held by the entry. Multiple entries may be automatically eliminated from one pod or funnel in the same week. These eliminations are additional to any normal or re-entry-balancing elimination.

Final-active protection still applies. If every remaining active entry in a cohort is missing or invalid, the entry with the highest preweek rank remains active with zero points and receives no weekly win or Immunity.

During Stage 1, an automatically eliminated entry remains in eliminated status and may submit a valid lineup in a later Stage 1 week to attempt re-entry.

During Weeks 11–18, a missing or invalid championship entry routes to consolation before the normal championship cut. A missing or invalid consolation entry is removed before the normal consolation keep calculation. If every remaining consolation entry is missing or invalid, the highest-preweek-rank entry survives with zero.

In Week 19, a missing or invalid championship finalist loses to a valid finalist. If both finalists are missing or invalid, the finalist with the higher preweek rank wins under final-entry protection.

10. Stage 1 — Immunity, Elimination, and Re-entry

Immunity and title-path re-entry operate from a pod's starting week through Week 10. An entry may accumulate any number of Immunity stacks.

After scoring finality, Sponsor settles each pod in this order:

1. apply all scoring corrections permitted by Section 12;
2. apply the missing- and invalid-lineup rules in Section 9;
3. rank all remaining valid pod lineups, including lineups belonging to eliminated re-entry candidates;
4. identify the highest-ranked valid entry as the pod's weekly winner;
5. if the winner was eliminated, restore it to the title path; that entry receives no Immunity and no other entry receives Immunity that week;
6. otherwise, add one Immunity stack to the active weekly winner for use in future Stage 1 settlements;
7. apply the normal elimination from the bottom of the active ranking; and
8. if re-entry occurred, apply one additional balancing elimination when possible so the pod still loses one net title-path entry for the week.

For a normal or balancing elimination, Sponsor searches upward from the lowest-ranked eligible active entry. If a candidate has Immunity, exactly one stack is consumed, the entry is protected for that settlement, and the search moves upward. Remaining stacks stay with the entry. The first eligible active entry without Immunity is eliminated.

If every remaining active entry has at least one Immunity stack, the lowest-ranked entry consumes one stack and there is no elimination that week. If only one active entry remains, it is protected from elimination. When protection applies solely because it is the pod's final active entry, the entry keeps every Immunity stack.

Subject to missing-lineup eliminations, re-entry balancing, the all-immune exception, and final-active protection, a pod normally loses one net title-path entry each week. Immunity and title-path re-entry end after Week 10.

11. Championship and Consolation Funnels

Week 11 merge

After Week 10, every title-path survivor enters one championship funnel. Every other accepted entry that has started gameplay enters consolation exactly once. Multiple entries belonging to the same person may compete in the same merged funnel.

Weekly scores do not accumulate. Each cut uses only the current week's score and the tiebreaks in Section 8.

Championship reduction and finish

The championship finish field is four entries.

Let S be the number of championship entries at the beginning of Week 11. When S is greater than four, Weeks 11–17 use seven geometric reductions. For reduction week i, where i is 1 through 7, the target is:

ceil(S * (4 / S) ^ (i / 7))

Sponsor keeps the highest-ranked entries up to that target. A missing-lineup routing or other valid removal is never reversed to refill a target. If S is four or fewer, or the current field is already smaller than a week's target, Sponsor does not add entries or manufacture an elimination.

Week 18 keeps the highest-ranked two entries when more than two remain. Week 19 keeps the highest-ranked one entry when two remain. A valid lineup is still required in any championship week with no scheduled cut.

If only one championship entry remains before Week 19, it is declared champion immediately and stops submitting championship lineups. Consolation continues through Week 19.

Every championship entry cut in Weeks 11–18 enters consolation exactly once and cannot return to championship.

Consolation

Week 11 consolation receives every entry that finished Week 10 off the title path and every Week 11 championship cut. Weeks 12–18 receive that week's championship cuts before applying the weekly keep rate.

Consolation keeps:

• 40 percent of its field in Weeks 11, 12, and 13; and
• 30 percent of its field in Weeks 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18.

Each keep count rounds up and retains at least one entry when the field is nonempty. Week 19 is the consolation final; its highest-ranked entry is third overall.

First and second are determined by the Week 19 championship final when two finalists exist. If fewer than two championship entries remain, an absent finishing position is unoccupied. Fourth place and every deeper finish are ordered by consolation survival: an entry surviving later ranks ahead of one leaving earlier, and entries leaving in the same week are ordered by that week's score and full tiebreak.

The detailed Gameplay Rules are available at eliminator.gg/eliminator-open/gameplay-rules-2026 and are incorporated by reference. For a Contest-specific conflict, these Official Rules control.

12. Corrections, Finality, and Technical Errors

Live scores, ranks, bonuses, Immunity, eliminations, re-entry, advancement, and prize displays are provisional.

Weekly scoring becomes final 48 hours after the final eligible game ends. SportsDataIO corrections received within that window apply. A SportsDataIO correction received after the window is ignored for Contest scoring and standings.

The 48-hour window extends only while required authoritative data remain missing, conflicting, unfinished, or incapable of supporting a correct settlement. Sponsor provides notice by email and in-app. Sponsor holds the affected settlement and does not use a manual guess or undisclosed fallback.

After scoring finality, Sponsor may correct a proven EFS calculation or administrative error. An eligibility, fraud, or integrity investigation may also place affected standings or prizes on hold, but it does not otherwise reopen frozen scores.

Sponsor may correct a lineup after lock only when reliable contemporaneous evidence proves that the entrant submitted a valid lineup on time and EFS failed to record it correctly. Evidence is not limited to EFS server logs, but an entrant-provided screenshot alone is insufficient. Without adequate proof, Sponsor does not make a discretionary correction for a reported app, device, connection, or network problem.

If a system-wide EFS outage prevents timely submissions, Sponsor uses the interruption plan in Section 17 instead of creating or correcting lineups case by case.

13. Prizes

Once at least one weekly sandbox locks, Sponsor guarantees the following numeric prize schedule as an unconditional obligation from its general corporate funds, regardless of field size, subject only to the pre-lock cancellation rule in Section 17. No escrow or reserve account is promised.

If fewer than 75 eligible finishing positions are occupied, or a position becomes unoccupied under these Rules, every unoccupied numeric prize amount is added to the champion's numeric prize so the full schedule is awarded.

A Canadian winner receives the same numeric prize amount in Canadian dollars. Every other winner receives the same numeric prize amount in U.S. dollars. For example, a Canadian champion receives C12, 500andanotherchampionreceivesUS12,500. Sponsor does not apply foreign-exchange conversion.

One person may receive multiple prizes through separate entries. Prizes are non-transferable and are payable only to the verified owner of the winning entry.

Sponsor pays its outgoing payment fees. A winner is responsible for receiving-bank or intermediary-bank fees and for all taxes imposed on the prize. Sponsor collects, reports, and withholds under the law applicable at payment and does not gross up a prize for taxes or fees.

14. Winner Notification, Verification, and Payment

Sponsor notifies each potential winner by email and in-app within five business days after the final standings become official. A potential winner has 14 calendar days after notice to complete verification, including:

1. identity, age, residency, account ownership, and eligibility confirmation;
2. valid government-issued identification;
3. required tax documentation, including Form W-9 or a jurisdiction-appropriate substitute where applicable;
4. an affidavit of eligibility and liability release where lawful;
5. a publicity release only where lawful and separately agreed; and
6. reasonable fraud, sanctions, location, and rules-compliance review.

Sponsor pays a successfully verified prize within 30 calendar days after verification is complete. Non-Canadian winners are paid by ACH, with mailed check as fallback. Canadian winners are paid by electronic bank transfer, with a Canadian-dollar check as fallback.

If a potential winner does not timely respond, cannot complete verification, is ineligible, or materially violated the Rules, that entry is removed. Every lower eligible finisher moves up one position, and the prizes are reassigned without replaying gameplay.

15. Integrity and Prohibited Conduct

Entrants may discuss strategy and independently submit the same lineup. Entrants may also use EFS-provided or third-party tools for research, analysis, and lineup recommendations, provided no tool directly enters, edits, or submits an entry or lineup in EFS.

An entrant may not:

• use a bot, script, macro, automated entry method, or automated lineup-submission method;
• create, control, or use an account for another person;
• share credentials or coordinate ownership or control of multiple people's entries;
• sell, trade, transfer, or assign an account or entry;
• exploit a technical error or obtain or use material non-public information;
• falsify identity, age, residency, location, tax, membership, payment, or eligibility information;
• interfere with the Contest, another entrant, or Sponsor's systems; or
• violate these Rules, the incorporated Gameplay Rules, or the accepted Terms of Service.

Sponsor may investigate suspected misconduct, preserve relevant records, and suspend an account, entry, standing, or payment while an investigation is pending. Entry-specific misconduct disqualifies only the affected entry unless the evidence proves account-wide or coordinated misconduct. A personal eligibility failure—including an age, identity, residency, or self-exclusion failure—disqualifies every entry belonging to that person.

An entrant may appeal a Contest decision by emailing survive@eliminatorfs.com within seven calendar days after notice of the decision. Sponsor acknowledges the appeal within two business days and issues a written decision within ten business days after receiving the appeal. Any affected prize remains on hold during a timely appeal.

16. Responsible Play and Self-Exclusion

Responsible-play information is available at eliminator.gg/responsible-play.

An entrant may self-exclude through EFS account controls or by contacting support. Self-exclusion takes effect immediately, blocks new entries and lineup submissions or edits, and makes all of the person's existing Contest entries ineligible. Any affected prize follows the forfeiture and upward-movement process in Section 14. Sponsor will not knowingly target a self-excluded person with Contest marketing.

17. Suspension, Interruption, and Early Termination

If fraud, technical failure, provider failure, force majeure, or another event beyond Sponsor's reasonable control materially impairs Contest integrity or operation, Sponsor first pauses the affected operation and attempts to resume it. Sponsor provides material notices by email and in-app.

If Sponsor cannot resume:

• Before any weekly sandbox lock: the Contest ends and no prize is awarded.
• After gameplay has begun: Sponsor awards the full $50,000 numeric prize schedule from the final standings of the last fully completed week under the ordering below.

For a termination during Weeks 1–10:

1. entries then on their pod's title path rank ahead of eliminated entries;
2. a successfully re-entered entry is treated as active;
3. within each status group, entries are ranked across all pods by the last completed week's score and full tiebreak;
4. if entries from different pods remain exactly tied after every normal tiebreak, Sponsor resolves only that emergency early-termination tie by a contest-wide committed-and-revealed random order that was committed before Contest gameplay began and remained immutable thereafter; this order is never used for ordinary pod or funnel competition; and
5. an accepted entry that had not yet reached its first weekly sandbox is excluded.

For a termination during Weeks 11–19:

1. remaining championship entries rank first;
2. remaining consolation entries rank next; and
3. entries previously eliminated from consolation follow, with later survival ranking ahead of earlier survival and same-week entries ordered by the applicable score and full tiebreak.

Withdrawn, disqualified, self-excluded, and otherwise ineligible entries are removed before prizes are assigned, and lower eligible entries move up. Unoccupied prize amounts are added to the champion's prize under Section 13.

Sponsor will not modify a material rule merely for convenience. Any legally required or integrity-preserving post-entry change must be reasonably tailored, disclosed by email and in-app, and may not reduce the guaranteed numeric prize schedule.

18. Privacy, Publicity, and Winners Information

Sponsor processes personal information under the version of the EFS Privacy Policy displayed and accepted at entry, available at eliminator.gg/privacy. Contest administration may require Sponsor and its service providers to process identity, contact, residence, location, gameplay, integrity, payment, and tax information. Sponsor does not publish sensitive verification, financial, location, or tax information.

Entering does not itself authorize use of an entrant's likeness in advertising. Sponsor may use a winner's name, likeness, or story for marketing only with any separate consent required by EFS policy and applicable law.

The public winners list identifies first name, last initial, state or province, and country unless applicable law requires more. A request may be sent to survive@eliminatorfs.com from the date the final standings become official until 90 days afterward.

19. Release and Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, entrants release Sponsor and its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, vendors, and their respective officers, directors, employees, contractors, and agents from claims arising from participation in the Contest or acceptance or use of a prize, except claims that cannot lawfully be released.

Nothing in these Rules limits a nonwaivable consumer right or excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Any limitation in the accepted Terms of Service applies only to the extent consistent with these Official Rules and applicable law.

20. Disputes and Governing Law

Before filing a Contest-related claim, the claimant must send a written dispute notice to survive@eliminatorfs.com describing the claim and requested resolution and allow 30 calendar days for informal resolution.

Subject to nonwaivable rights and remedies under the law of the claimant's jurisdiction, these Rules and Contest-related disputes are governed by the laws of Ontario and the applicable federal laws of Canada. Courts located in Toronto, Ontario have venue. These Rules do not require mandatory arbitration.

The EFS Terms of Service are available at eliminator.gg/terms. For any Contest-specific conflict among these Official Rules, the Gameplay Rules, scoring summaries, the Terms, or another incorporated document, these Official Rules control to the extent permitted by law.

21. Official Rules and Incorporated Materials

The following materials are incorporated into these Official Rules in the versions displayed or identified at entry:

• Official Rules: eliminator.gg/eliminator-open/official-rules-2026
• Gameplay Rules: eliminator.gg/eliminator-open/gameplay-rules-2026
• Scoring: eliminator.gg/scoring
• Terms of Service: eliminator.gg/terms
• Privacy Policy: eliminator.gg/privacy
• Responsible Play: eliminator.gg/responsible-play

Weekly salaries do not have a separate public webpage. The frozen weekly player pool and salaries are displayed in the EFS app before drafting.

22. Third-Party Disclaimers

The Contest is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Apple Inc., Google LLC, the National Football League, its member clubs, or the NFL Players Association. Those parties do not administer the Contest and are not responsible for awarding its prizes. Apple and Google are not sponsors and have no responsibility for the Contest or these Rules.