The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIGEA) deems fantasy sports leagues to be legal as they do not constitute gambling. The UIGEA restricts online gambling, such as bingo, poker and casino activities, but fantasy sports does not fall into any of these categories. Instead, fantasy sports contests are considered to be games of skill as they require being able to predict which players will perform the best over a series of events. When Congress passed the UIGEA law, it EXCLUDED a few types of Internet gaming. One of those exclusions was fantasy sports. With stakeholders such as the NFL, MLB, AOL, Yahoo & ESPN all lobbying Congress to keep fantasy sports legal, it's easy to understand why this exception was made. Still not convinced? Simply Google 'Fantasy Sports UIGEA'.

That's totally up to the charity to decide. Typical entry fees are between $50-$100. In addition, the contest prizes are also determined by the charity. It's recommended that contests with higher entry fees should award prizes of higher of value and vice versa.

All entry fees are made directly to the charity via PayPal. Participants can use their PayPal account to make their payment. If they do not have a PayPal account, they still sign up via PayPal using their credit card.