Weekly Prize — Official Rules

Short version: it’s free, it stays free, most correct picks in a week wins a $20 gift card.

  1. No purchase necessary. Free to enter and win. Making picks on pahsoddsmaker.com is free and always will be. There is nothing to buy and no way to pay for an edge. This is a promotional skill contest, not gambling — no wagering of any kind happens on this site.
  2. Sponsor. The contest is run by PA HS Oddsmaker (pahsoddsmaker.com). It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any school, school district, the PIAA, the WPIAL, or any gift-card issuer.
  3. How to enter. Register a free account and lock in picks on the board. Every graded pick you make automatically counts — there is no separate entry step.
  4. Contest week. A week runs Friday 12:00 AM through Thursday 11:59 PM Eastern time, based on each game’s scheduled kickoff.
  5. Winning. The picker with the most correct picks on games played that week wins. Pushes don’t count for or against you. Ties break by fewer losses, then by whoever locked in their final pick earliest. The standings on the prize page are the official count.
  6. Prize. One $20 electronic gift card per week, delivered by email to the winner’s registered address within 7 days of the week closing. The prize has no cash equivalent and can’t be transferred.
  7. Eligibility. One account per person, and you must be at least 13 years old to sign up. Anyone 13 or older can play, appear on the leaderboard, and win. Void where prohibited.
  8. Follow to collect. To claim the weekly prize you must be following @PAHSOdds on X when the week closes — that’s where winners are announced and verified. Playing and the leaderboard are open to everyone either way, and following costs nothing.
  9. Fair play. Multiple accounts, scripted picking, or any other funny business disqualifies all accounts involved. The oddsmaker’s ruling is final — take it to the Concourse if you must.
  10. Changes. The sponsor can amend or end the promotion at any time; any week already completed still pays out.

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