Prize Promotion

/ˈpraɪz proʊˈmoʊʃən/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A marketing or promotional method where prizes are awarded to participants, often regulated to prevent gambling or deceptive practices.
    The company launched a prize promotion giving away cash rewards to random participants.

Forms

  • prize promotion
  • prize promotions

Commentary

Prize promotions must comply with legal regulations distinguishing them from lotteries to avoid classification as illegal gambling.

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