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SportAccord World Mind Games: Click. Upload. Win

Anna Gudge
By Anna Gudge

SportAccord presents the World Mind Games 2014 photo contest and a chance for you to win neat prizes for your interest in mind games.

All you need to enter are an Instagram account and decent photography skills. The rules of entry are simple and consist of the following easy steps-

1.      Click a photograph showcasing your interpretation of any of the 5 mind games at the World Mind Games 2014- chess, bridge, Go, Xiangqi and draughts.

2.      Upload the photograph on Instagram using the hashtag #SAWMG14. The 3 best photographs would be chose on ‘vision, originality and creativity’.

The prizes awaiting the winner are as follows-      

1st prize- 1 Samsung Galaxy Tab 3      

2nd prize- 1 World Mind Games watch      

3rd prize- $100 gift card

The contest opens from the 22nd of October to the 4th of December, 2014.

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So, pick up that camera, get clicking and get winning! –

See more at: http://www.sportaccord.com/en/news/click-upload-win-0-17729#sthash.fGM8SZXI.dpuf

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