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The Rules of the Game 

On the dark web where users bet on who will win, a talented chess player is kidnapped and thrown into a game where she is one of the pieces, and when your piece gets taken, you die.
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On the dark web where users bet on who will win, a talented chess player is kidnapped and thrown into a game where she is one of the pieces, and when your piece gets taken, you die.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Lani Castle, Jon Cohen
Written By:Jon Cohen
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Runtime:91 minutes
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