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=Common Wildcards=
=Common Wildcards=
There are ''endless'' restrictions you can place on a video. But here's a few simple, common ones:
There are no limits to the restrictions a player can place upon their opponent's responses. A few common ones often chosen are:


* Your video must be monochrome (black and white)
* Your video must be monochrome (black and white)
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- [[JazzDanceForChildren + TangerineImpz vs. RAKninja + Crash2991]] (2009), a [[Tennis Season]] [[Doubles]] match given Wildcard rules by the latter two players.<br>
- [[JazzDanceForChildren + TangerineImpz vs. RAKninja + Crash2991]] (2009), a [[Tennis Season]] [[Doubles]] match given Wildcard rules by the latter two players.<br>
- {{GameBop}} vs. Combuskenisawesome(2009), a [[Tennis Season]] Wildcard match known for having very extreme restrictions for the time.<br>
- {{GameBop}} vs. Combuskenisawesome(2009), a [[Tennis Season]] Wildcard match known for having very extreme restrictions for the time.<br>
- The [[Tennis League 5]] had wildcard matches as one of its special match types. {{VidTens443}} vs. {{dew}} (2019) used the Wildcard variant to apply "[https://stoney.sb.org/eno/oblique.html Oblique Strategies]" conditions to rounds.<br>
- The [[Tennis League 5]] had wildcard matches as one of its special match types. [[VidTens443 vs. dani phantump]] (2019) used the Wildcard variant to apply "[https://stoney.sb.org/eno/oblique.html Oblique Strategies]" conditions to rounds.<br>
- VEN0M's Wildcard Chain, which took the idea into [[chain]] format
- VEN0M's Wildcard Chain, which took the idea into [[chain]] format