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Prize terms

  1. The promoter is Go Left Ltd, 6 Coates Crescent, HQ, Midlothian, Edinburgh, EH3 7AL.
  2. The competition takes place at the Scottish Construction Summit, SEC Glasgow, Hall 5, Stand 2, on Thursday 22 October 2026. Entries close at 3:30pm UK time.
  3. Entry is free and no purchase is needed. You must be 18 or over, live in the UK and not work for Go Left Ltd.
  4. Save your score, name, company, role/title and a valid contact email before the deadline to enter. One leaderboard entry per email address; your best score counts.
  5. The three highest eligible scores win: 1st place a £50 Amazon voucher, 2nd place a £30 Amazon voucher and 3rd place a £20 Amazon voucher. If scores are equal, the score submitted first ranks higher.
  6. Winners will be contacted from 3:30pm using the email address provided. There is no live final and no need to return to the stand.
  7. Winners must reply within 14 days to claim their prize. If a winner does not reply in time, or is not eligible, the prize goes to the next highest eligible score.
  8. Instead of the voucher, a winner can ask Go Left Ltd to donate the same amount to a UK registered charity of their choice, in the winner's name.
  9. Prizes are as stated. There is no cash alternative and prizes cannot be transferred. If a prize becomes unavailable, Go Left Ltd may replace it with one of equal or greater value.
  10. We may exclude fake entries, multiple entries or automated play. Scores are checked on the server, and Go Left Ltd's decision on eligibility is final.
  11. Your email address and role/title are private. Your first name, last initial and company appear on the public leaderboard. Entry details are kept for 180 days. Entry does not subscribe you to marketing emails. Read our privacy policy.
  12. On request, Go Left Ltd will share the first names and companies of the winners. Email lachlan@goleftltd.com.
  13. Go Left Ltd may change, pause or cancel the competition if something outside its reasonable control affects it, such as a technical failure.
  14. These terms are governed by the law of Scotland.