Beat The Bark Rules

BEAT THE BARK GAME RULES - April 4, 2016 to April 29, 2016

The BEAT THE BARK GAME is a contest played on air at KMDL-FM. The contest is played via telephone at 7:40am, 1:40pm and 5:40pm (approximately) each weekday on KMDL. There is also a bonus game played at 9:40am on Thursday during the run of the contest.

To Play the Game: KMDL will solicit a random caller via telephone at the appointed game times. The random caller will get to play the game. The announcer will begin calling out money amounts. At any time during the duration of the contest, the caller can simply say "beat the bark" and they will win that amount. If the "bark" beats them before they say "beat the bark", then they will not win any money. There will be one player per play time.

 SPECIFIC RULES FOR THE BEAT THE BARK GAME

1. All contestants must be a U.S. Citizen 18 years old or older.
2. All contestants must be able to provide proof of identity with a government issued photo I.D. and have a valid Social Security Card.
3. All winners are responsible for all state, federal and local taxes.
4. There is a limit of one winner per household or common address during the air dates of the BEAT THE BARK GAME.
5. KMDL is not responsible for telephone failures, dropped calls or in audible calls. If it is determined the quality of the telephone connection is not audible quality the call will be terminated and the next caller in line will be given the opportunity to play the game.
6. Monetary prizes will be paid from Townsquare Media Corporate offices via check. Winners should allow 6- 8 weeks after verification for payment.
7. By participating in the BEAT THE BARK GAME contestants agree to abide by the stated rules of the contest and understand that all decisions regarding participation and disqualification are those of KMDL and its parent company. All decisions made in regards to this contest are final.
8. By participating in the BEAT THE BARK GAME contest players agree to hold KMDL harmless in the event of any injury, loss of wages or death that might occur by choosing to participate in the contest.