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Melbourne Stars Melbourne Stars MELBOURNE STARS Schedule for the Melbourne Stars OPPO Interactive Race (MCG) Promotion Promotion Name Melbourne Stars OPPO Interactive Race (MCG) Promotion Promoter Melbourne Stars Ltd ABN 48 152 852 278 of CitiPower Centre – Junction Oval, Lakeside Drive, St Kilda VIC 3182 Australia. Promotion Period The Promotion starts at 1.45pm [AEDT] on 01/01/2019. The Promotion closes at 5.45pm [AEDT] on 10/02/2019. No entries will be accepted after this time. Relevant State(s) Victoria only Entry Restrictions Entry is open to residents of Victoria aged 13 years or older at the commencement of the Promotion (Eligible Entrants) Entrants must enter the competition at one of the Melbourne Stars home matches across BBL|08 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Verification Entrants must retain the digital coupon sent to their mobile phone to claim any prize. Requirements Entry Procedure To enter, Eligible Entrants must, during the Promotion Period: • Download the Big Bash Buddy mobile app and select the Melbourne Stars as the club of choice • Attend a Melbourne Stars MCG home match during the BBL|08 (2018-19) season • Open the Big Bash Buddy App on their mobile phone / device when prompted in-stadium by event staff / big screen, and select the ‘OPPO Mascot Race’ from the app’s games menu • Select your Game Character to race (either Starman, Starlet or Steven Seagull) • When prompted by the big screen, tap on your phone / device as fast as possible to make your Game Character run for the duration of the race. • Once the race is over, one of the three Game Characters will be declared the winner of the race based on collective data o If you selected the winning Game Character, you will be declared a Game Winner o If you selected one of the two losing Game Characters, you will be declared a Game Loser. In addition to the above Entry Procedure, three Eligible Entrants will be selected to participate in this Promotion on-field at each Melbourne Stars MCG home match. They will be selected via the ‘Team Green Cam’ fan cam during the first innings of the BBL – men’s match at each MCG home game in BBL|08. These three on-field Eligible Entrants are the only three Eligible Entrants permitted to win the Major Prize listed below. You can only enter the promotion once per Melbourne Stars home match. Maximum Number of There is a maximum of one entry per mobile phone device at each Melbourne Stars Entries MCG home match in the BBL|08 season. Draw Details Dates (drawn at each Melbourne Stars MCG home match): 01/01/2019, 09/01/2019, 14/01/2019, 27/01/2019, 10/02/2019 Time: Winners drawn during the BBL – men’s innings break of each Melbourne Stars MCG home match date listed above. Location: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Ave, Richmond VIC 3002 Draw Method: Winners will be declared based on the result of the Stars OPPO Page 1 Melbourne Stars Interactive Race Game at each match: • Major Prize Winner is the 1 x on-field Eligible Entrant who selects the correct Game Character who places 1st in the Interactive Race. • Game Winners are Eligible Entrants other than the Major Prize Winner that select the Game Character who places 1st in the Interactive Race. • Game Losers are Eligible Entrants that select one of the other two Game Characters who place 2nd and 3rd in the Interactive Race. This includes the other two on-field Eligible Entrants who do not correctly select the Game Character who places 1st in the Interactive Race. Prize Details Prize Category Prize No. Available Value of each Prize (RRP) Major Prize OPPO R17 Pro 1 per match RRP $899 + 10% Mobile Phone + 10% off purchase price off coupon to the Big discount Bash online merchandise store at shop.bigbash.com.au General prize 10% off coupon to Unlimited, 10% off purchase (Game Winners) the Big Bash online awarded to all price discount merchandise store at other winners of shop.bigbash.com.au the promotion who selected the winning Game Character Loser prize (Game 5% off coupon to the Unlimited, 5% off purchase Losers) Big Bash online awarded to all price discount merchandise store at losers of the shop.bigbash.com.au promotion who selected one of the other two losing Game Characters (including the two on-field Eligible Entrants who lose) Total Prize Pool Up to $899.00 per MCG match (OPPO phone), plus the value of any coupon code discounts redeemed via the Big Bash Online store. Up to $4,495.00 across the entire Promotion Period (OPPO phones), plus the value of any coupon code discounts redeemed via the Big Bash Online store. Prize T&Cs apply to the use of the 10% and 5% off discount coupons on the Big Bash Online Restrictions/Exclusions store. Valid online only at https://shop.bigbash.com.au/ , excludes gift card purchases, (if any) limited to one use per person and not valid with any other offer or discount. Expiry 30 June 2019. Notification and The Major prize winner for each Melbourne Stars MCG home match will be notified on- Publication of Winners field by the MC at the conclusion of the OPPO Interactive Race. Game Winners and Game Losers will be notified via a digital coupon sent to their device through the Big Bash Buddy App on the day of the match in which they participated in the promotion. Prize winners’ names will not be published as this promotion is an instant-win promotion, with no Eligible Entrant contact information or data collected at point of entry. Prize Claim Date and The Major Prize at each MCG home match will be awarded to the winner in-person at Claim Process the time of winning by Melbourne Stars staff. Page 2 Melbourne Stars Big Bash Online store vouchers are subject to T&Cs and expire on 30 June 2019. Additional Terms In the event that the Promotion is abandoned, called off, cancelled or postponed for any reason, (including as a result of our wet weather policy), you will not be able to participate in the Promotion and no prizes will be awarded (subject to regulatory approval). Cricket Australia/Melbourne Stars/Cricket Victoria reserve the right in their absolute discretion to change or amend the KFC T20 Big Bash League fixture without notice. Neither the Promoter nor Cricket Australia/Melbourne Stars/Cricket Victoria accept responsibility for the cancellation or delay of any cricket match connected with this Promotion for any reason beyond the control of the Promoter or Cricket Australia/Melbourne Stars/Cricket Victoria. Page 3 Melbourne Stars MELBOURNE STARS Terms and Conditions of Entry for the Melbourne Stars OPPO Interactive Race (MCG) Promotion First up 1. These terms and the Schedule form the Conditions of Entry for this Promotion, and set out all of the information you need to know regarding this Promotion. Capitalised terms have the meaning given in the Schedule, unless otherwise stated. If there’s any inconsistency between these terms and the Schedule, then what’s in the Schedule is correct. By submitting your entry, you agree that these Conditions of Entry apply to your entry. 2. The promoter is Melbourne Stars ABN 48 152 852 278 of CitiPower Centre – Junction Oval, Lakeside Drive, St Kilda VIC 3182 Australia. (‘Promoter’, ‘we’, ‘us’). 3. Any updates to these Conditions of Entry will be subject to regulatory approval, and will be published on our website www.cricket.com.au/competitions, so it’s important to check these Conditions of Entry regularly. Who can enter … and who can’t 4. The eligibility requirements for this Promotion are set out in the Entry Restrictions. Directors, managers, employees, officers, agents and contractors of the Promoter, and their immediate families (ie spouse, partner, parent, grandparent, natural or adopted child, and sibling (whether natural or adopted by a parent)) are ineligible to enter. How to enter 5. To enter, you must follow the Entry Procedure. 6. We will not accept entries which are incomplete, illegible, or which are generated solely by computers or other automated means. 7. We reserve the right to disqualify your entry in the event of non-compliance with these Conditions of Entry or if, in our reasonable opinion, you tamper or interfere with an entry mechanism in any way. 8. If the Promotion cannot run for reasons beyond our control (for example, infection by computer virus, mobile network failure, bugs, tampering, unauthorised intervention, fraud, or technical failures), we reserve the right to cancel, suspend, modify or terminate the Promotion (subject to regulatory approval). If that happens, you will not be able to participate in the Promotion and no prizes will be awarded (subject to regulatory approval). 9. All decisions made by us regarding any aspect of the Promotion are final, and no correspondence will be entered into. Prizes 10. The prize(s) are set out in the Prize Details and are subject to any restrictions specified in the Prize Restrictions/Exclusions. Prize values are accurate as at the commencement date of the Promotion. Any variation after that date is beyond our control. All costs, fees, charges or expenses associated with the prize(s), which are not specified in the Schedule, are the responsibility of the winner(s). 11. Prizes are not transferable, exchangeable or redeemable for cash. If for any reason a prize is not available, we will substitute it for another prize of equal or higher value (in our discretion), subject to regulatory approval. How winners are chosen and notified 12. Draw Details are set out in the Schedule.
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