π‘ CASH FUNFAIR π‘
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Chance of one of your tickets winning the main prize at today's sales or once all 250,000 tickets have sold. Instant wins are separate.
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Free entry route
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Prize value
- Prize value (est.)
- Β£250
- Prize value per Β£1 spent
- Β£12,500
ROLL UP, ROLL UPβ¦ THE CASH FUNFAIR IS OPEN! πͺπ°
ποΈ JUST 2P A TICKET!
With 92 CASH INSTANT WINS hiding inside, including:
π₯ Β£250 TOP INSTANT!
π· Β£100s, Β£75s, Β£50s, Β£25s & Β£10s!
PLUSβ¦
π₯ 3 DIFFERENT Β£100 CASH WINNERS in the final draw!
π‘ Β£2,800 IN CASH PRIZES!
Whoβs gonna hit the big one? ππ°
π Multiple Winners Rule (Main Prizes)
For this competition featuring multiple main prizes, the following rules apply:
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Each main end prize draw for Β£100 will be conducted using a random number generator or equivalent random selection method.
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Each individual player may only win one main end prize of Β£100 per competition.
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If a ticket belonging to a player who has already won a main end prize of Β£100 is selected again, that ticket will be void for the purposes of the main prize, andΒ a redraw will take placeΒ until a different eligible player is selected.
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This process will continue until all main end prizes of Β£100 have been awarded toΒ 3Β separate individual players.
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