Scripts. A fantasy competition operator may not permit the use of a script on a platform if the script would allow a player to gain a competitive advantage by: Facilitating changes in many lineups at one time; Facilitating use of a commercial product designed to identify advantageous game strategies; Submitting entry fees or adjusting the athletes selected by a fantasy competition player; or Gathering information about the performance of others for the purpose of identifying or entering competitions against other less successful fantasy competition players. Scripts shall be available to all fantasy competition players by incorporation as a game feature or prominently displayed. Beginner Games and Identification of Highly Experienced Players. An operator may offer fantasy competitions that are limited to beginner players and exclude highly experienced players. An operator shall prominently indicate that a highly experienced player is participating in a fantasy competition by attaching a symbol to the username of a highly experienced player. Fantasy Competition Entries. An operator shall identify the number of entries a fantasy competition player may submit for each fantasy competition. Limit on Number of Accounts. An operator may not permit a player to establish more than one account. Disputes. An operator shall provide a mechanism for a player to raise a dispute with an operator. Data. An operator shall prominently display the source of the data utilized in determining results.