Beat the Boys is returning in 2016!  (commencing Wednesday March 23)

Get ready to play off against Karl Langdon and the Sports Today tipsters… if you can Beat the Boys, you’ll win a sensational overnight stay at The Vines Resort & Country Club, including breakfast, and 18 holes of golf for 2 people.

All our weekly winners will also go in the draw to win a trip for two to the 2016 Toyota AFL Grand Final (Permit #AFLGF 16/30), thanks to Ramma and the team at the AFL Event Office Perth and Travel & Sports Australia.

Beat the Boys, weeknights from 6pm on Sports Today.

6PR is football.

BEAT THE BOYS ? TERMS & CONDITIONS

Effective from Monday 21 March 2016.

This addendum document stipulates the 6PR competition rules for all participants and applies specifically to Beat the Boys Footy Tipping Competition in Sports Today in 2016 on 6PR.

The competition runs from March 23 to October 1, 2016

Entrants must be eligible to participate, under the 6PR General Terms and Conditions.

Entrants must call the Sports Today show on 922 11 882 when they hear the cue to call for the Beat the Boys tipping competition each week.

Players must nominate their tips live on air. 

To win, players must score MORE tips than ‘the boys’ (6PR weekly tipping representative). 

If the scores (tips) are equal, the player is not deemed a winner.

Weekly winners will receive an Overnight package at the Vines Resort & Country Club, which includes an overnight stay in a premium resort room for two (two queen beds) with breakfast for two (valid Sunday to Friday ? excludes Saturday night), plus a round of golf for 2 people with motorized buggy’s.

Winners will also be in the major prize draw at the end of the Home & Away season, where one finalist will win a trip for two people to the 2016 Toyota AFL Grand Final, including airfares, accommodation, and two tickets to the 2016 Toyota AFL Grand Final at the MCG. AFL Permit #GFAFL16/30

All 2015 Beat the Boys contestants or members of their family are INELIGIBLE to enter in 2016. 

All previous Beat the Boys Winners or members of their family are INELIGIBLE to enter in 2016. 

Only one entry per family is permitted in 2016.

This competition is also subject to 6PR’s general competition entry rules.  If there is any inconsistency between the terms of this addendum and 6PR’s general competition entry rules, the terms of this addendum shall prevail.

General Competition Entry Rules For 882 6PR

These standard contest rules apply to all the Promoter’s contests. They may be amended or varied from time to time by the station. Special rules may apply to particular contests, in which case an addendum to these rules will be made for that Contest. Please inquire at the station or check our website for any special rules for contests you wish to enter.

1. THE PROMOTER

–  The ‘Promoter’ means the company that is promoting this competition, which will be Radio 6PR Perth Pty Ltd, trading as Radio 6PR, (‘Radio 6PR’) a member of the Fairfax Radio Network

2. WHO MAY ENTER

–  The competition is not open to:

a)    a person who is an employee, officer, servant or contractor of the Promoter or its related body corporate or associates or any of its agencies involved with this competition.
b)    The spouse, de facto spouse, parent, natural or adopted child, and sibling (whether natural or adopted by a parent), of such employees and contractors (whether or not they live in the same household).
c)    Potential entrants who have used or attempted to use any more than one name in order to qualify to win any contest run by the Promoter except in the case of a legal change of name.
d)    Potential entrants who have won a prize/prizes valued either individually or collectively up to $1000 from the Promoter or in any contest run by the Promoter in the prior 60 days.
e)    Potential entrants who have won a prize valued between $1,001 and $5000 (inclusive) from the Promoter or in any contest run by the Promoter in the prior 90 days.
f)     Potential entrants who have won a prize valued at $5,001 or more from the Promoter or in any contest run by the Promoter in the prior 13 months.

g)     the spouse, de facto spouse, parent, natural or adopted child, and sibling (whether natural or adopted by a parent) or any other member of the household of any previous prize winner who has won a prize/prizes valued either individually or collectively at more than $100 from the Promoter or in any contest run by the Promoter in the prior 60 days.

h)    A person who is not usually a resident of Western Australia.
i)     A person who refuses to comply with or breaches any terms of these  General Competition Entry Rules.

–  All entrants acknowledge that the Promoter can rely on Clause 2 and even if the Promoter only learns of a person’s ineligibility after the Promoter has announced the ineligible person as the winner. Return of the prize or payment of its value to the Promoter can be required by the Promoter if this occurs.

3. MULTIPLE ENTRY INTO DRAWS

–  In the event of a ‘Standby list’ or ‘Register to win’ type of competition unless otherwise stated no person is eligible to be placed in the Final draw more than once for each prize during the competition period.

4. PRIZE

–  All prize items are valued inclusive of GST and the Promoter takes no responsibility for any variation in item values. Any taxes which may be payable as a consequence of a winner receiving the prize are the sole responsibility of that winner.

–  Prizes are non-transferable and may not be redeemed for cash. If the specified prize becomes unavailable due to unforeseen circumstances, the Promoter may substitute a prize of like or equal value. Unless otherwise specified, the class of travel for and travel prize incorporating an airfare is economy class.

–  Any tax payable as a result of a prize being awarded or received will be the winner’s responsibility.

In relation to prizes involving participation in any activity ?

– The Promoter and its employees and agents will be fully released from and indemnified by winner in respect of any claim for accident, injury, property damage or loss of life in connection with or as a result of a winner’s acceptance of a prize.

– If a winner is under the age of 18, their parent/guardian will need to sign the indemnity and consent to winner’s participation in prize.

– Winners must be 18 years of age to claim and participate in the winning of all prizes relating to alcoholic beverages or gaming vouchers.

4 A. DELIVERY OF PRIZE BY THIRD PARTY

–  On occasion, prizes are provided to the Promoter by a third party under a commercial arrangement (‘Third Party’).

–  The winner and the Third Party acknowledge and agree that the provision of the prize is the sole responsibility of the Third Party, not the Promoter.

–  The winner agrees that the Promoter accepts no responsibility or liability for any delay or failure by the Third Party to deliver the Prize or failure by the Promoter to meet any of its obligations in these conditions of entry or otherwise.

–  The Third Party releases from and indemnifies the Promoter from and against all liability, cost, loss or expense arising out of a claim by a winner (or his or her successors or representatives) in respect of delivery of the Prize.

5. PRIZE AWARDING
–  Winners will be notified by mail or telephone, and if no mail address or telephone number is given, by any other contact details provided by the winner.

–  Unless otherwise informed, all prizes must be collected within 21 days of winning; from 6PR 1st Floor, 169 Hay Street East Perth between the hours of 8:45am and 5pm Monday to Friday excluding all Public Holidays.

–  Upon request by the Promoter a copy of the general contest rules and/or a signed receipt and acknowledgement must be signed and endorsed by any winner to indicate his/her understanding and acceptance of these terms.

–  Prizes will only be awarded following winner validation and verification. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

6. PUBLICITY

–  Acceptance of a prize constitutes permission for the Promoter to use winner’s name, suburb of residence, recording of winner’s voice and likeness for advertising and promotional purposes without compensation, unless otherwise prohibited by law.

7. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY

 –  The Promoter takes no responsibility for the loss of prizes due to incorrect or imprecise contact details provided by an entrant. The Promoter makes no representations or warranties as to the quality/suitability/merchantability of any of the goods/services offered as prizes.

–  The Promoter shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered or sustained (including but not limited to consequential loss, loss of revenue, loss of profit or economic loss), including for personal injury or property damage suffered or sustained, as a result of accepting any prize or participation in any competition or prize, except for any liability which cannot be excluded by law.

–  A person who enters a competition releases from and indemnifies the Promoter from and against all liability, cost, loss or expense arising out of acceptance of any prize or participation in any competition including (but not limited to) personal injury and damage to property and whether direct, indirect, consequential, foreseeable, due to some negligent act or omission, or otherwise.

–  A winner (or his or her guests/parent/guardian as appropriate) may be required to sign and return any liability release provided by the Promoter and/or its contractors as a condition of the prize being awarded. Failure to return the signed releases and indemnities will result in the entitlement to the prize being forfeited and a selection of another winner.

8. OWNERSHIP OF ENTRIES

–  Ownership (including intellectual property rights) in all entries (whether in written, audio or visual form, or a combination of those) are assigned to the Promoter upon submission and remain the property of the Promoter (subject to any limits contained in the Privacy Statement).

9. PRIVACY

–  Entrants acknowledge and consent that the collection of personal information will be in accordance with the Fairfax Group Privacy Policy.

10.  DISQUALIFICATION

–  The Promoter is not responsible for lost, interrupted communications or unavailable network server or other connections, failed telephone, mid-delivery or computer transmissions or other errors of any kind, whether human, mechanical or electronic.

–  The Promoter assumes no responsibility for any error, defect, delay, theft or unauthorised access to or alternation of entries.

–  Subject to any written directions given under the applicable law, if for any reason, the competition is not capable of operating as planned, including infection by computer viruses, tampering, unauthorised intervention, fraud or any other causes beyond the control of the Promoter which corrupts or affects the administration, security, fairness, or proper conduct of the competition, then the Promoter reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to cancel, terminate, modify or suspend this competition.

The Promoter reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual for:

– Tampering with the entry process, including exceeding any limitation on the numbers of entries, or any other process as determined by the Promoter that in any way affects the fairness of the promotion;

– Tampering with the operation of the competition or web site;

– Acting in violation of these terms and conditions;

– Acting in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner; or

– If an entrant selected as a winner is found to be in breach of paragraphs 3, 4 or 5 of these conditions of entry, a new winner may be selected and, in the event that the entrant in breach has been awarded a prize, the entrant may be required to return the prize or reimburse the value of the prize to the Promoter.

11. PARTICIPATION

–  Participation in the competition constitutes the entrant’s unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these General Competition Entry Rules.

–  These rules may change from time to time. The Entrant is responsible for insuring his or her familiarity with the General Competition Entry Rules at the time of participation. 

–  The Promoter’s decision not to enforce a specific restriction does not constitute a waiver of that restriction or of the General Competition Entry Rules generally.

–  Where the Promoter has special contest conditions or rules in relation to a particular contest, then they will prevail to the extent of any inconsistency between those special conditions and these General Competition Entry Rules.

Effective 1st January 2016.