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COPYRIGHT NOTICE:Please note that all tables and all material on all pages are Copyright © 1999 - 2000 by XerxX and Mr Oops (except where stated otherwise) as they were made on their computers, with their programs and on their time! (And I'm part owner ;-)The copyright notice (at bottom of all pages) says ..."and may not be copied and/or distributed by any"... I HEREBY GRANT YOU PERMISSION TO COPY a page, as long as you do not give it away (i.e. it's OK to copy for your own personal use). All on this site is for free; you may download/print the zipped files but please: spread the URL http://xerxx.se/oops/, not the tables! You MAY publish the link "http://xerxx.se/oops/" and/or descriptive text about these pages, on your own pages or wherever you like as much as you like but you MAY NOT publish any of the material found on these pages, not on the WWW nor anywhere else! Thank you in advance! 1st of March 2000 Mr Oops DISCLAIMER!1. Due to the huge amount of input data and the nature of the output, it is virtually impossible to check and double-check everything.We have tried to find errors in the output figures and tested, checked, tested, 2-checked, re-tested and 3-checked the programs, before the tables were finally generated in their present form and published. We could, finally, not find any errors and we hope all figures are reflecting the input files correctly (with the exception of what is stated in the "MAIN / Files Used" section), but we cannot take any responsibility for it. If you find errors: please use the Feedback Form and we will do whatever possible, to correct it! 2. All decimal calculations were always made in seven digit precision or better but only three decimal places are shown in the statistics tables. Because of the roundings (to 1/1000) the third decimal place, sometimes, does not add up exactly to what you would expect. The figure shown is, however, the most accurate. 3. Neither the XerxX company nor Mr Oops may be held liable for any result of any action you may perform (including, but not limited to, gambling) with the content of these pages as a basis. The statistics tables and the tests show results from the files used and may not be reflecting results of future gambling at a casino! If you choose to use any data or test as a basis for your gambling, you do so entirely at your own risk at all times! 1st of February 1999 XerxX / Mr Oops (This document was updated Aug 19 1999) PRIVACY POLICYTHE BOTTOM LINE IS: I DON'T CARE WHO YOU ARE!In practice this means that I don't have any counters or other programs that collect data from your computer; I don't even use cookies. The only exception to this is the statistics I get from the server provider; the type of your browser is shown. Nothing more! At some pages I ask for your name or e-mail. Why, is explained here: The Feedback Form: I ask for your name, or whatever you like to be called, because it's convenient in future conversation. You certainly don't have to call yourself anything if you don't want to. The same is valid for your e-mail address; just don't write it down. If you, however, attach "name" and/or e-mail but you do not click the check-boxes, no-one will ever get it from me. Rest assured. And the check-boxes ask for your permission to publish on a Feedback Page if and when one is set up; nothing more! Period. If you Contribute To The Site: If you mail me anything that is intended for publish or use in another way on the site, I want to have a way to get back to you. Your e-mail or snail-mail address is fine. If you don't attach one you cannot count on any kind of response. And if you want the credits you better supply a name or signature I may publish. The Oops! Alert!: Well, you simply cannot get it without giving me your e-mail address. But I will never ever give, sell or do anything with it, except use it to alert you about news and updates on the site. That's all. The Reviews Comments Forms: Here, I need name and address as I'm going to get back to you! In the case of an originator/dealer of a system, I need only the name as I will return your text the "official" way (the address shown at your homepage) to be certain that you are the sender. This form collects your ISP to be returned together with the comment. When your comment is published - to send one is to give me permission to publish - your name and official e-mail address will be published as well. If you fill in an alternative address in the form, that one can be used for contacts, after the check is made, but will not be revield to anyone ever. In the case of a Reader's Comment I will also return the comment to the attached address to check that the alleged sender is the originator. This form collects your ISP to be returned together with the comment. You don't have to use your real - or any - name for publish, as your comment probably will be published, but you know what people think of anynomous letters... But both your name and address are safe with me; they will not be used in any way other than me contacting you in the matter of your comment. 1st of March 2000 Mr Oops | |
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