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Free prize competition rules
These rules apply to every free competition on Peritia Play where prizes are offered, wherever you play from. They sit alongside our Competition Rules, which cover scoring, verification and conduct in full; where the two differ for a free competition, these rules govern. No purchase or payment of any kind is needed to enter or to win.
1. Organiser
The competitions are run by PRTPLY LTD, trading as Peritia Play, a company registered in England and Wales (number 17377078), 20 Wenlock Road, London N1 7GU, United Kingdom.
2. Who can enter
You must be 18 or over, hold one Peritia Play account in good standing with a verified mobile number, and live in and play from a country where prizes are available, as listed in our eligibility rules. Your country is checked when you enter and again when a prize is awarded; if prizes are not available where you are at that time, the prize passes to the next eligible player.
Each person may hold one account. Duplicate accounts, and entries from places we do not serve, are void.
3. How to enter
Entry is free. Play the competition’s game during its published window; each competition page shows its game, dates, prizes and how it is scored. Practice runs do not count.
4. How winners are decided
Placings are decided only by verified scores: the biggest break in Apex Break and the fastest lap in Apex Drift, with the tiebreaks in section 1.5 of our Competition Rules. Every run is replayed on our servers from its recorded inputs before it counts. Nothing is decided at random.
Players still level after every tiebreak share equally the prizes for all the places they occupy: two players tied for 2nd each receive half of the 2nd and 3rd prizes, rounded up to the cent, and the next player is placed 4th.
5. Prizes and limits
Prizes are fixed amounts published on each competition page before it opens, and never depend on how many people enter. No single prize is worth more than US$100 or its local equivalent.
A winner may receive at most US$1,500 in prizes in a calendar year, and in Lithuania at most six prizes a year. A prize that would take a winner past a limit, or the part of it over the limit, passes to the next eligible player, so every published prize is paid in full to someone.
6. Checks and payment
Before a prize is paid we confirm the winner’s eligibility and country, check them against the UK, US and EU sanctions lists, and check for duplicate accounts and payment details. A prize can be held while these checks are completed.
We email winners at the address on their account within five business days of the competition closing. Prizes are paid after a few quick checks, by a method available in the winner’s country. A winner who does not respond within fourteen days forfeits the prize, which passes to the next eligible player.
7. Taxes
Winners are responsible for any tax on their prize where they live. Where the law requires it, we will provide what the winner needs to report it.
8. Publishing results
Winners’ public handles, placings, scores and prizes are published on our results pages, which can appear in search engines. We never publish a winner’s name, email address or location.
9. Disqualification and changes
We may disqualify any entry that breaks our Competition Rules, including any use of automation, modified clients or more than one account. If a competition cannot run as published for reasons outside our control, we may cancel or change it and will say so on its page.
10. Law and questions
These rules are governed by the law of England and Wales, without affecting any rights you have under the law of the country where you live. Questions: info@peritiaplay.com.