Aug 7, 2021 17:50
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English term
seeding (in context)
English
Law/Patents
Law: Contract(s)
Terms and conditions for a sweepstakes
This is part of the Terms and Conditions for a Sweepstakes. Here's an excerpt of the section in which the term appears:
"In the event that production, technical, seeding, programming or any other reasons cause more than the stated number of prizes..."
What could "seeding" possible mean in this context? I suspect it is some rather obscure, technical meaning.
"In the event that production, technical, seeding, programming or any other reasons cause more than the stated number of prizes..."
What could "seeding" possible mean in this context? I suspect it is some rather obscure, technical meaning.
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The winning numbers or combinations are predetermined and planted into the sweepstake
The odds of winning the grand prize were supposed to be 1 in 15,160,000. Kraft mistakenly produced and seeded far more winning game pieces than was instructed to print.
https://www.olshanlaw.com/resources-publications-Daily-News-...
If too many winning tickets are seeded/printed (by mistake), there will not be enough prizes for all the winning tickets.
https://www.olshanlaw.com/resources-publications-Daily-News-...
If too many winning tickets are seeded/printed (by mistake), there will not be enough prizes for all the winning tickets.
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Comment: "Many thanks, Kiet Bach"
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In the event that production, technical, seeding, programming or any other reasons cause more than the stated number of prizes as set forth in these Official Rules to be available and/or claimed, Sponsor reserves the right to award only the stated number of prizes by a random drawing among all legitimate, un-awarded, eligible prize claims.
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Since I need to translate the word into Spanish, I’d appreciate suggestions (in English) as an alternative to using the word. Would it be possible that, in this case, “seeding” means to spread out the results so the 5 winners are spread out through the state and not concentrated in one geographical area?
https://www.gigacalculator.com/calculators/random-number-gen...
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Investigation_of_pres...
http://www.promotionwatch.com/sweepstakes-security.aspx
There's also seeding the prize money where the amount you can win increases with the number of 'players'. No-one will buy the first ticket if the only amount they can win back is their ticket price, so a seed amount is put up to begin with to encourage more tickets to be bought. This link explains it better
https://www.agco.ca/bulletin/2020/info-bulletin-no-97-new-op...