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RFC Trade Promotion Conditions of Entry ME Bank Fairest & Best Player of the Year 1. Information on how to enter, the prizes and other details connected with this promotion form part of these Conditions of Entry. Participation in the ME Bank Fairest & Best Player of the Year (“Competition”) is deemed acceptance of these Conditions of Entry. 2. The Competition is conducted by Richmond Football Club ABN 25 679 793 340 (“Promoter”, also referred to in these Conditions of Entry as “RFC”) of ME Bank Centre, Punt Road Oval Richmond Victoria 3121 3. The Competition is known as the ME Bank Fairest & Best Player of the Year, which will be promoted by Richmond Football Club (RFC) via: RFC website www.richmondfc.com.au RFC Facebook account – http://www.facebook.com/Richmond.FC RFC twitter account – https://twitter.com/richmond_fc RFC instagram account - https://instagram.com/richmond_fc RFC electronic newsletters 4. Entry in this Competition is open to all Australian residents aged 15 and over, except those who reside in the Australian Capital Territory or New South Wales. Management, employees and contractors of the Promoter and their immediate families, and companies associated with this Competition, including any prize producers, are ineligible to enter (“Eligible Entrants”). Immediate family members means a spouse, ex-spouse, de-facto partner, ex de-facto partner, child or step- child (whether natural or by adoption), parent, step-parent, grandparent, step-grandparent, grandchild, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew, brother, sister, step-brother, step-sister or a first cousin of such an employee. 5. The Competition commences at 10.00pm Australian Eastern Daylight Time (“AEDT”) Thursday 2nd April 2015 and closes at 5pm Australian Eastern Standard Time (“AEST”) on Monday 31st August 2015 ("Competition Period"). The competition covers rounds 1‒22 of the 2015 Toyota Australian Football League (“AFL”) Premiership Home and Away Season fixture (“Rounds”). The Competition Period does not include round 23 and does not include the 2015 Toyota AFL Finals Series. 6. To enter the Competition and be eligible to win, Eligible Entrants must during the Competition Period, register to participate in the Competition via the on-line registration form located on the ME Bank Fairest & Best Player of the Year, www.fansmvp.richmondfc.com.au (“Online Entry Site”) and agree to the Conditions of Entry. Participants must: 1. Fully and correctly complete the entry form available at www.fansmvp.richmondfc.com.au including providing their full name, postcode, phone number and current and valid email address; and 2. Agree to the collection, use and disclosure by the Promoter and ME Bank (ABN 56 070 887 679) of Melbourne Central Tower, Level 28, 360 Elizabeth St, Melbourne VIC 3000 of their information for the purposes as specified in these Conditions of Entry (“Qualifying Entry”). 7. An Entrant may only register as an individual. 8. Failure to enter all details in all required entry form fields will deem the entry unacceptable and the Entrant will not be considered in the relevant prize draw. 9. Those who have registered for the Competition can vote for their Richmond Football Club player of the year either after every round during the Competition Period or on an ad-hoc basis during the Competition period. Each Qualifying Entry counts towards one (1) entry. 10. Eligible Entrants may enter the Competition as many times as they wish provided each entry is based on a separate Qualifying Entry in accordance with these Conditions of Entry. 11. Eligible Entrants can submit their vote for who they deem to be the three best players in each round during the Competition Period by logging on to the Online Entry Site and submitting a series of votes (3 votes, 2 votes and 1 vote) from the list of 22 players who played in the relevant 2015 Toyota AFL Premiership Season round in the Competition in any one of the twenty two rounds during the Competition Period. The Competition will be conducted in conjunction with the following Competition Rules. Competition Rules After each Richmond Football Club game log in (or if it’s your first time – register) to place votes in the ME Bank Fairest & Best Player of the Year (“Competition”) Assign 3 votes to the player you deem to be the best Richmond player for that game, 2 votes to the second best player and 1 vote to the third best. Just click on the plus sign next to the player image. At the end of the voting period (when the next Richmond Football Club game starts) all the votes are added up. There are a maximum of 100 points per game that can be awarded to the entire team. Each player is then given a percentage of the total votes received to go towards their season tally (eg. if 1,200 votes were placed in Round 1 and Brett Deledio receives 600 then that is the equivalent of 50% of all votes for that round and he would receive 50 points towards his season tally. If the second best player received 200 votes from 1,200 then that is the equivalent of 16.7% and he will get 17 votes towards the season tally). The same thing happens after each round during the Competition Period and the player accumulates points. At the end of the season the player who is at the top of the season leader board is crowned the ME Bank Fairest & Best Player of the Year. 12. Voting will open approximately half an hour following completion of each Richmond Football Club match during the Competition Period. 13. Voting will close at the start of the next Richmond Football Club 2015 Toyota AFL Premiership Season Round during the Competition Period. 14. Only one eligible entry per Eligible Entrant (and per email address supplied) per round during the Competition Period will be accepted. 15. Eligible entrants can register and participate at any stage throughout the Competition Period, across rounds 1‒22 of the 2015 Toyota AFL Premiership Season. 16. The Competition is a game of chance. 17. The Promoter will appoint a Game Judge who will randomly select 1 Monthly Prize winner from all Eligible Entrants who have registered within the Monthly Prize timings as outlined in the following Monthly Prize schedule. The Monthly Prize winner will receive the prize as outlined in the following Monthly Prize schedule. Monthly Prize schedule. All timings are in AEST unless otherwise indicated. Month Monthly Prize timings Drawn Prize Value April 10.00pm AEDT Thursday Winner selected $500 in an ME Bank EveryDay $500 2nd April 2015 to 5.00pm 10.00am Wednesday Transaction Account Monday 27th April 2015 29th April 2015 May 5.00pm Monday 27th April Winner selected 1 x 2015 Richmond Football Club $500 2015 to 5.00pm Monday 1st 10.00am Wednesday June 2015 3rd June 2015 Team Signed Guernsey June 5.00pm Monday 1st June Winner selected 1 x 2015 Richmond Football Club $300 2015 to 5.00pm Monday 10.00am Wednesday Team Signed Football 29th June 2015 1st July 2015 July 5.00pm Monday 29th June Winner selected 1 x $400 Richmond Football Club $400 2015 to 5.00pm Monday 3rd 10.00am Wednesday Tigerland Superstore Voucher August 2015 5th August 2015 August 5.00pm Monday 3rd August Winner selected $500 in an ME Bank EveryDay $500 2015 to 5.00pm Monday 10.00am Wednesday Transaction Account 31st August 2015 2nd September 2015 18. Each Monthly Prize winner will be selected as per the timings outlined in the above Monthly Prize schedule. The Monthly Prize winner will be selected at the Richmond Football Club, ME Bank Centre, Punt Road Oval, Richmond VIC 3121. 19. Monthly Prizes are outlined in the above Monthly Prize Schedule. 20. The winner of each Monthly Prize will be notified by telephone and in writing using the contact details provided in their entry within 48 hours of the draw taking place. 21. The winner of the Monthly Prize for April and August will be issued with information from ME Bank on how to access their EveryDay Transaction Account credited with $500. Standard account opening procedures apply. Individuals should consider if the ME Bank Account is appropriate for them. Fees and charges apply for standard bank account usage. Terms and Conditions for the ME Bank Account are available on request. If any winner of an ME Bank Account prize is under the age of 16 years, the winner will be awarded $500 via cheque or electronic funds transfer. The winner must open their account within 60 days of being notified of being the Monthly Prize winner. Accounts not opened within this period will forfeit the prize, which will be redrawn as per following Monthly Prize redraw schedule. 22. If the Monthly Prize winners cannot be contacted after reasonable efforts using the information provided in their entry, and do not open their account within 60 days of being notified as the prize winner, then the Promoter will redraw the unclaimed prizes as per the following monthly prize redraw schedule, at the Richmond Football Club, ME Bank Centre, Punt Road Oval, Richmond VIC 3121. Monthly Prize redraw schedule. All timings are in AEST unless otherwise indicated. Month Redraw April 10.00am Tuesday 30th June 2015 May 10.00am Tuesday 4th August 2015 June 10.00am Tuesday 1st September 2015 July 10.00am AEDT Tuesday 6th October 2015 August 10.00am AEDT Tuesday 3rd November 2015 23. In the event that the redrawn prize winner does not open their account within 60 days of being notified as the prize winner, the prize will be forfeited. 24. The total value of the Monthly Prize schedule is $2200 inclusive of GST based on one winner per month as per the Monthly Prize schedule.
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