21 rule
When playing madden and others are waiting. if one player scores 21 points before the other can even score 1, they must forfiet the game. 21 rule is used when players are too cheap to buy a multi tap.
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21 Point Rule
This is a mercy rule used in Madden, NCAA football and basketball games. If either player gains a lead of 21 or more points the game is ended with the player leading declared the winner. The rule was created to allow people with downs the chance to get on the sticks faster. It also prevents embarrassing blow outs.
21 Point Rule by Cole Lillie December 16, 2008
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21 skunk rule
This rule applies to sports games like madden or NBA 2K
When your playing against an opponent
When one side goes up by a margin of 21 points or higher the losing side must forfeit to prevent the wasting of time
When your playing against an opponent
When one side goes up by a margin of 21 points or higher the losing side must forfeit to prevent the wasting of time
21 skunk rule by Mboiii September 14, 2016
rule 21
rule 21 by THECOOLESTGUY1472 February 16, 2018
21 Day Rule
After a movie has been released for 3 weeks (21 days) everyone who has seen said movie has liberty to discuss said movie without fear of being bashed for spoilers.
Guy 1: Bruh! You spoiled the movie! I ain't seen it yet
Guy 2: 21 Day Rule bro, you had time to see it
Guy 2: 21 Day Rule bro, you had time to see it
21 Day Rule by Toniiiii March 11, 2017
Rule 21
Rule 21 by rule maker😈 May 18, 2022
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