Playoff Pride contest | CTV Edmonton
The playoffs are here and we're celebrating!
It's an exciting time for fans and we want to share that excitement around, so show us how amped up you are for the playoffs!
Fan caves, face paint, watch parties, rallies, repainting your house in team colours--whatever it is, we want to see how you're showing your enthusiasm and devotion...and you can win $500 for doing it!
Fill out the form below and include a picture or video and you're entered to win $500. It's that easy!
PLUS, if you have something REALLY cool, we might share your awesome fandom with our viewers.
Good luck and happy playoffs!
No purchase necessary. Contest starts at 5:00 p.m. MT on April 18, 2024 and closes at 11:59 p.m. MT on the day of the last 2024 NHL Playoffs game played by the Edmonton Oilers. Open to legal residents of Alberta, Canada who are thirteen (13) years of age or older. Some restrictions apply. Correct answer to a mathematical skill testing question required. One prize available to be won, a cheque for $500 CAD. Odds of winning the prize will depend upon the total number of eligible entries received during the contest period. Complete contest rules and entry available at edmonton.ctvnews.ca/contest1
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