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Hey, want to win tickets to All-Star Basketball Challenge?


MANILA, Philippines—Do you want to win tickets to the All-Star Basketball Challenge on Wednesday?

Answer this simple question: Name 3 NBA legends who will play in the exhibition game at the Mall of Asia Arena.

How to join the contest:

For Facebook:

1. Log-in to Facebook and go to INQUIRER.net’s official Facebook page.

2. Go to the NBA All-Star Promo tab, answer the contest question and enter your details (real name, e-mail address, valid mobile number) to complete your entry. Click SUBMIT.

3. Wait for official announcement of winner to be done daily at 6 p.m. starting on Saturday (July 14, 2012) until Tuesday (July 17, 2012).

4. A participant may join more than once but can only win once throughout the duration of the campaign.

For Twitter:

1. Follow @inquirerdotnet and @InquirerEX

2. Send your answer via tweet:
“Reply to this question to @InquirerEX & @InquirerSPORTS for a chance to win tickets to this exhibition game: Name 3 NBA legends who will play in the All-Star Basketball Challenge on July 18, 2012. #Inquirer #InquirerSports (complete with photo attachment and hashtags)

3. Wait for daily winner announcements (names to be raffled off daily; user/participant may join more than once but can only win once throughout duration of the promo.)


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