WIN Your Way To Qsta-Rica!!!

WIN Your Way To Qsta-Rica!!!

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This year’s Q-tip is headed to Costa Rica! Here is your chance to win a trip for two and join us at this years Q-sta Rica!

Starting May 10, 2021 at 6 AM until May 28, 2011 at 10 AM Listen to 103.7 Q-country for the on-air contest.

How it works: 

 Monday through Friday during the morning show, Chris Allinger will ask people to add to the list of items in a particular category and will start the list with the first item on Monday. 

In order to qualify, the correct number caller will have to recite all the items that have been added during the week and then add another item. 

Each Monday will start a new list.  The hosts will also recap the list, randomly during each daypart with the solicit to listen in the morning to play. 

There will be bonus rounds during the second and third week of the contest.  We’ll draw from the 20 qualifiers for the GRAND PRIZE on May 28th and come out to give you the good news in person!

The game will be played daily between 6AM and 10AM.

 

Full rules HERE

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