Terms &
Conditions

1. Agreement and legal documents

Merely browsing the public PrizeRun landing page does not constitute acceptance of these draft Terms. Before accounts, purchases or official entries are enabled, the identified legal operator must obtain affirmative acceptance of the final Terms, General Game Rules and applicable Competition Schedule, for example when a player creates an account, purchases or starts an official attempt, or clicks an acceptance control.

The Competition Schedule supplies the specific facts for a competition and prevails only where these Terms or the General Game Rules expressly permit variation. A Schedule cannot reduce non-excludable rights, remove published fairness or verification protections, or retrospectively change an opened competition's winner method. Nothing in any PrizeRun document excludes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

2. Eligibility

You must be at least 18 years old and satisfy every eligibility condition in the applicable Competition Schedule. Each Schedule must identify the eligible Australian states or territories. Residence in Australia alone does not make a person eligible.

Under the final Terms, PrizeRun may require reasonable evidence of age, identity, ordinary residence and physical location before accepting an official entry or awarding a prize. Employees, directors, contractors involved in administering or verifying a competition, and their immediate families or household members, would not be eligible.

See the Eligibility Policy for further details.

3. Accounts and security

• Provide accurate, current information and maintain only one player account unless PrizeRun approves otherwise.
• Keep your credentials secure and notify support promptly if you believe your account has been compromised.
• Do not sell, transfer, share or operate an account for another entrant.
• PrizeRun may require email, phone or identity verification proportionate to account security, payments, integrity review or prize delivery.

Account information is handled under the Privacy Policy.

4. Practice and official play

Practice

Practice play is intended to be free. Practice results do not qualify for an official leaderboard or prize. A result qualifies only when it is completed as an official attempt under a published Competition Schedule.

Official competitions

An official competition must use a published Schedule that states the locked game build, deterministic course or challenge, opening and closing times, entry price, number of attempts, fixed prize and winner method. Official attempts are personal, non-transferable, cannot be resold and have no cash or redemption value.

A prize must be fixed before the competition opens and must not increase or decrease according to entry volume. Player payments must not form a pooled jackpot, stake or share of the prize.

All official results are provisional until verification under the Game Rules.

5. Prices, purchases and refunds

Before payment, PrizeRun must display the total price, including GST and unavoidable fees, what is being purchased, the number of official attempts, when attempts are consumed, any expiry, and the applicable Competition Schedule.

Before paid launch, checkout must identify the legal seller and any independent payment provider. Provider terms do not reduce PrizeRun's obligations or a consumer's rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Where an independent provider processes card payments, PrizeRun intends not to receive or store complete payment-card numbers.

Change-of-mind refunds may be limited after a valid official attempt has been consumed, but this does not affect Australian Consumer Law rights. Verified platform failures, cancelled competitions and unused attempts are handled under the Refund & Cancellation Policy.

6. Fair play and prohibited conduct

You must not:

• modify the client, automate inputs, use bots, scripts, macros or unauthorised tools;
• tamper with timing, telemetry, network traffic, course data, device integrity or verification systems;
• collude, account-share, multi-account, impersonate another person or provide false eligibility information;
• exploit a defect after being asked to stop, interfere with another player, or disrupt PrizeRun infrastructure;
• use PrizeRun unlawfully, fraudulently, abusively or to infringe another person’s rights.

PrizeRun may investigate suspected breaches and take proportionate action under the Game Rules, including invalidating affected results or suspending official entry while a review is completed. Where practicable, the player will receive reasons and an opportunity to respond.

7. Availability, changes and intellectual property

PrizeRun may perform maintenance, correct defects and change non-competition features. A locked official course, winner method, prize or material eligibility condition must not be changed after a competition opens except where reasonably necessary for legality, security or fairness and with clear notice and an appropriate remedy.

PrizeRun branding, software, artwork, audio, game designs and site content remain owned by their respective rights holders and must be owned by or validly licensed to the legal operator before launch. A final version of these Terms may grant a limited, personal, revocable licence to use the service for its intended purpose. No ownership rights would be transferred.

Links to third-party services are provided for convenience. Their terms and privacy practices apply when you use them.

8. Australian Consumer Law

PrizeRun services come with consumer guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Depending on the circumstances, you may be entitled to a remedy where a service has a major failure, is not provided with due care and skill, is unfit for its stated purpose, or is not supplied within a reasonable time.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, PrizeRun would not be responsible for loss caused solely by a matter outside its reasonable control, a player's device or connectivity, or the player's breach of the final Terms, where PrizeRun has used reasonable care. This does not exclude liability for PrizeRun's own breach, negligence or security failure, or any liability or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to create an unfair term, permit arbitrary decision-making, or remove a statutory remedy.

9. Suspension, termination and changes

The final Terms may allow PrizeRun to suspend or restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect players, investigate integrity concerns, comply with law or prevent harm. Except where immediate action is necessary, PrizeRun will provide notice, reasons and a reasonable review process.

Final Terms may be updated prospectively. The current version and effective date will be published, and the accepted version will be recorded where accounts or purchases are involved. Material changes will be brought to registered users' attention and must not retrospectively change a completed competition outcome.

10. Governing law, complaints and contact

The proposed governing law is New South Wales, Australia, with non-exclusive jurisdiction for courts with jurisdiction in New South Wales. Mandatory laws of another eligible jurisdiction may also apply and are not excluded. This clause will not become operative until an identified legal operator publishes and presents the final Terms for acceptance.

Once an operational support channel is published, PrizeRun will acknowledge complaints promptly, give a reference number and provide an internal review where requested. Depending on the issue, a consumer may also have rights to seek assistance from NSW Fair Trading, report systemic conduct to the ACCC, contact a privacy regulator where it has jurisdiction, or use a court or tribunal with jurisdiction.

The verified legal operator, ABN or ACN, business address and formal contact details must appear on the Company Details page before these Terms become operative or paid official entries open.