Official Contest Rules - Snoop Tix

OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES
SNOOP TIX
UPDATED NOVEMBER 24TH, 2024

Description of Contest

A. Daily games will award the winners eligibility to win the grand prize as described below. Please note: all Winners must be 21 or older…guests between the ages of 13-20 may attend if accompanied at all times by an adult 21 years or older.

B. How to Enter and play: Beginning on Monday, November 25th, 2024 as close to 6:30 am PDT as possible, and any hour thereafter at 7, 8 and 9, as well as at 9:30am, the show (RAD) will invite listeners to be either the 18th 19th and 20th callers at 888-989-9811 to play either “Treble Trouble,” “Master of Movies,” “Name that Comedian,” or “The Sounds of Nouns.” Or, to simply be caller 18 and play the “Pressure Cooker.” Invitations, including, and then following, the first one, will occur each weekday as close as possible to the top of each live hour of the show (7:00, 8:00, and 9:00 am as well as at 6:30 and 9:30am). Winners will receive A free one month membership to members.radradio.com and be eligible for the grand prize drawing to be held Friday, December 13^th 2024 as described below.

The regular occurring RAD show games, “Treble Trouble,” “name that comedian,” “The sounds of nouns,” and “Master of Movies,” and the “Pressure Cooker,” will be played once each daily, rotating between the five available time slots previously mentioned.

Treble Trouble is a game of skill, luck, and knowledge. A “hint” or clue will be given as to the title of the song in question. For example, “this is a song by The Beatles.” A 3-4 second clip of a song will then be played. The clip will be fed directly to the phone lines of each caller simultaneously. Caller 18 will then be asked to name the title of the song. If Caller 18 identifies the song title correctly, they will win the previously stated prize. If Caller 18 does not correctly answer, caller 19 will be given a chance, and then caller 20. If none of the three callers identify the song, the prize is not awarded to anyone. Once the title has been identified, a longer (30 seconds) clip will be played for all to hear proving the song’s identity. It will be up to the show hosts discretion to determine if any song title guess is deemed “close enough,” using a reasonable formula of not adding words and eliminating only minor parts of any title. For example, if the given title of the song is “A crazy little thing called love,” and a caller guesses “little thing called love,” hosts will deem that to be incomplete, having left out a key word of the title. However, if a caller guesses “crazy little thing called love,” leaving out only “a” from the title, hosts will deem that to be in the spirit of a correct answer.

Master of Movies is a game of skill, luck, and knowledge. A “hint” or clue will be given as to the movie from which the clip to be played originates. For example, “this is from a 2020 action comedy movie.” A clip from the movie in question will then be played containing a well-known moment from that film. The clip will be fed directly to the phone lines of each caller simultaneously. Caller 18 will then be asked to name the title of the movie. If Caller 18 identifies the movie title correctly, they will win the previously stated prize. If Caller 18 does not correctly answer, caller 19 will be given a chance, and then caller 20. If none of the three callers identify the movie, the prize is not awarded to anyone. Once the title has been identified, a longer (30 seconds) clip will be played for all to hear proving the movie’s identity. It will be up to the show hosts discretion to determine if any movie title guess is deemed “close enough,” using a reasonable formula of not adding words and eliminating only minor parts of any title. For example, if the given title of the movie is “Bad Boys For Life” and a caller guesses “Bad Boys,” hosts will deem that to be incomplete, having left out a key word of the title. However, if a caller guesses “Bad Boys 3; Bad Boys for life” adding unnecessary words to the title, hosts will deem that to be in the spirit of a correct answer. “Bad Boys 3,” however, would not be accepted as that is not the title of the movie in this example.

Name that Comedian is a game of skill, luck, and knowledge. A “hint” or clue will be given as to the name of the comedian in question. “comedian” is defined as a nationally known/recognized stand-up comedian of the last 60 years. The comedian in question will have either toured nationally at some point, had a national TV special, etc. The hint, for example, might be “This comedian last had a Netflix special in 2018.” A 3-4 second clip of the comedian performing will then be played. The clip will be fed directly to the phone lines of each caller simultaneously. Caller 18 will then be asked to name the comedian. If Caller 18 identifies the song title correctly, they will win the previously stated prize. If Caller 18 does not correctly answer, caller 19 will be given a chance, and then caller 20. If none of the three callers identify the song, the prize is not awarded to anyone. Once the title has been identified, a longer (approximately 30 seconds) clip will be played for all to hear proving the comedian’s identity. It will be up to the show hosts discretion to determine if any Comedian guess is deemed “close enough,” using a reasonable formula of not adding words and eliminating only minor parts of any name. For example, if the given name of the comedian is “Ricky Gervais” and a caller guesses “Richard Jarvis,” hosts will deem that to be unacceptable. However, if a caller guesses “Ricky Gervis,” thus pronouncing the name within a reasonably close and understandable proximity to the correct pronunciation of the comedian, and unable to be confused with a similar comedian, hosts will deem that to be in the spirit of a correct answer.

The Sounds of Nouns is a game of skill, luck, and knowledge. A “hint” or clue will be given as to the sound of the noun in question. For example, “this might be heard on a construction site.” A 3-4 second clip of a sound effect will then be played...in this example, the punding of a hammer. The clip will be fed directly to the phone lines of each caller simultaneously. Caller 18 will then be asked to name the noun. If Caller 18 identifies the noun correctly, they will win the previously stated prize. If Caller 18 does not correctly answer, caller 19 will be given a chance, and then caller 20. If none of the three callers identify the noun, the prize is not awarded to anyone. Once the title has been identified, a longer (up to 30 seconds) clip will be played for all to hear proving the noun. It will be up to the show hosts discretion to determine if any guess is deemed “close enough,” using a reasonable formula of not adding words and eliminating only minor parts of any word. For example, if the sound is “a hammer pounding a nail,” and a caller guesses “a nail gun” hosts will deem that to be incomplete, as that is a completely different noun of discernable sound difference. However, if a caller guesses “a hammer,” leaving out only the fact that it was pounding in a nail, hosts will deem that to be in the spirit of a correct answer.

The Pressure Cooker is a timed game of skill and knowledge. Caller 18 will have 30 seconds to answer trivia questions as read by the host. A minimum of 5 questions and a maximum of 9 will be read, time allowed. Caller 18 must answer 5 questions correctly in order to win the stated prize. Caller 18 will not be told in the immediate that their answer is or isn’t correct. Rather, after the 30 seconds of questioning, hosts will recap each question and reveal the correct answer(s) while tabulating the caller’s score. If Caller 18 does not correctly answer 5 of the questions, the prize is not awarded to anyone.

During the playings of all games, in the event that a technical malfunction makes it impossible for caller 18, 19, or 20 to participate in the game and/or provide the needed personal information to qualify for the drawing, caller will forfeit chance, regardless of the reasons for initial malfunction, including, but not limited to, cell phone cut-outs, accidental disconnection and force majeure. In the event of technical malfunction, original contestant waives and releases any and all rights and claims to attempt another guess, participate further in the contest, and to any contest prize.

C. Prizes: Upon winning any of the daily games the winner will be qualified for the grand prize drawing

All daily winners will receive A companion pack of Happiest hour shots from the superstore at radradio.com

Two grand prize winners will each receive two (2) tickets to the show at the Venue Friday night, December 27^th, 2024 at Thunder Valley Resort in Lincoln, CA to see Snoop Dogg

On Friday morning, December 13^th as close to 9:45AM PST as possible, two qualifying names will be drawn at random, (able to be seen and viewed live on RADTV) from a bucket containing all of the names of the qualifiers. Those names will be announced and they and only those two people (to the best of the show’s ability to determine validity), will immediately win.

Contestant Consent and Acceptance of Rules. By participating in the contest, contestants accept, consent to, and agree to be bound by these rules.
Decisions. By participating in this contest, participants agree to be bound by the decisions of show personnel, who shall interpret these rules and resolve any disputes, conflicting claims or ambiguities concerning the rules of the contest and their decisions shall be final. Show reserves the right to terminate this contest, modify contest rules, or make such other decisions regarding the contest as the show deems appropriate. All decisions will be made by Williams Broadcasting and are final. Williams Broadcasting may waive any of these rules in its sole discretion. Material changes to the contest rules will be broadcast on-air, when practical.
Eligibility and Limitations. Participants and winner(s) must be at least 18 years old and not have won any prizes from Williams Broadcasting within 30 calendar days prior. As per general rules, the grand prize winner only will be disqualified from all future contests for 30 days following. For the purpose of this contest, listeners may qualify more than once, 30 calendar days after originally qualifying, but will only be eligible to win one of the grand prizes.
Release. By participating in the Contest, each participant and winner waives any and all claims of liability against the Williams Broadcasting, its parents, affiliates, employees, representatives and agents, as well as contest sponsors and their respective employees, representatives and agents, for any personal injury or loss which may occur from the conduct of, or participation in, the contest, or from the use of any prize. In order to receive a prize, participants must sign and/or accept an official waiver form provided by Williams Broadcasting. Failure or refusal to accept, execute and return to Williams Broadcasting the waiver form will result in all prizes being forfeited. Winners of ALL contests must acknowledge that they have 1) read and understand the contest rules, 2) that they are eligible under the contest rules to receive the prize, and 3) they understand and agree that Williams Broadcasting and its sponsors of contests, shall have the right to publicize and/or broadcast their name, character-likeness, voice and the fact that they have won a prize, and all matters thereof, without further compensation.
No purchase is necessary to enter or win. Prizes are not transferable or assignable. Prizes are not redeemable for any sort of cash value. If an event is part of any prize package and that event is canceled, Williams has no responsibility to replace the prize. Similarly, if a business or establishment closes, Williams also bears no responsibility to replace or compensate as a result of such an instance.
Winner will be responsible for all taxes, including United States Income Taxes that are associated with acceptance of prize.
All winners are solely responsible for any and all transportation associated with collecting prizes and/or attending events and Williams Broadcasting is no way responsible or liable for any contestant or third-party acts or omissions, including, but not limited to, personal or other injury or damage, stemming from contestant transportation or travel to/from collecting prizes or attending events.
Once prizes are won, Williams Broadcasting and its associated clients, vendors, affiliates, representatives, employees and agents are in no way responsible or liable to contestants or other third parties for subsequent events that may affect contestant prizes, with such events including, but not limited, acts or omissions of third-party sponsors, promoters, vendors, personalities, or others affecting contestant prizes, as well as concert cancellations, terrorist attacks, and force majeure, or, in the sole discretion of Williams Broadcasting, a prize is deemed no longer reasonably available or obtainable, or where the contest is void or invalid under local, state or federal law.
Williams Broadcasting reserves the right to disqualify any contestant if 1) the contest rules are not followed, 2) a contestant is found to not be eligible under the general or specific contest rules, 3) or the contestant has engaged in fraudulent behavior as determined by Williams Broadcasting. A contestant can be disqualified at a date subsequent to winning a prize if any rule has been violated and 1) is not discovered until a later date or 2) time is needed to investigate whether winner meets all rules and conditions or contest rules.
Contest void where prohibited. If contest is found to violate local, state or federal law, or any rule of the Federal Communications Commission, without any additional action or notice, the contest shall be deemed void and invalid and no prize or event shall be available or obtainable by contestant. Williams Broadcasting is not responsible for any monetary or other compensation to any party involved in or any contestant of any contest that is deemed void or invalid by violation of any law.
RAD and Williams Broadcasting are not responsible for technical malfunctions, regardless of the cause.
A copy of these rules can be (1) found online at radradio.com; (2) sent in the mail upon written request to the above address and must include a self-addressed stamped envelope.