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- Friday – up to 25
- Saturday – up to 35
- Sunday – up to 45
- Monday – up to 65
- Tuesday – up to 85
- Wednesday – up to 99.
Which some of the participants think it’s still cumbersome.
The original terms and conditions as below just wanted someone to join, form a team or join one and the first to hit 100 will be winners. Some of the participants were wondering why that should take anyone more than an hour to win. Other claim they were nearly winning but woke up to realize their numbers different.This competition rules had to be subject to the Betting Control and Licensing Board which was established by an Act of Parliament Chapter 131 Laws of Kenya of 1966 and it plays a big role in changing the notion that gaming is a vice. The Betting Control and Licensing Board is charged with the responsibility of controlling and licensing of Betting and Gaming premises, facilitation of tax collection, authorization of public lotteries and prize competitions, inspection and elimination of illegal gambling and we are sure JamboJet’s OccupyJambojet met the board’s requirements. However, adding clauses to the competiton rules is clearly a fraud and illegal.
Here are some of the Tweets;
Dear @FlyJambojet #OccupyJambojet adding new T&C in the middle of a competition is known as rigging! Why change now?? pic.twitter.com/Ve6G4wihd8
— #SpeakLIFE (@cindyogana) September 13, 2014
@FlyJambojet #TeamPawa had 61..now we are down to 35???? What’s not happening?? #OccupyJambojet cc @thejamesquest pic.twitter.com/I47XJYAsf0
— #SpeakLIFE (@cindyogana) September 13, 2014
.@MogulVienna @thejamesquest Participants can only add up to 35 crew members today. Refer to Terms & Conditions http://t.co/ezqsxTEqD7
— Jambojet.com (@FlyJambojet) September 13, 2014
@FlyJambojet How can we #occupyjambojet yet you change rules and terms as you wish? You favouring smn? #TeamPawa @thejamesquest @MediaMK
— Japheth Ng’eno (@sirjayphath) September 13, 2014