How to Play Win Cash Mini-Tutorial
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We here at your friendly neighborhood Townsquare Media Station have been getting a lot of questions asking how to play the FREE MONEY ON THE :20 win cash contest so I thought it would be cool to give you a visual mini-tutorial in 7 easy steps. The first thing you need to do to play the FREE MONEY ON THE :20 is to download our station app in your app store. 

Are you Team Android or Team iOS? It doesn’t matter; our station app works easily with both! I have an Android so I made some screenshots for you. Even if you have an iPhone, you can still get the gist of what to do from these easy 7 steps below.

 

STEP 1:

OPEN OUR APP ON YOUR PHONE.

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STEP 2:

TOUCH THE MENU THINGIE (THOSE 3 LINES AT THE TOP LEFT CORNER OF THE APP).

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STEP 3:

TOUCH THE “WIN CASH” (RIGHT UNDER THE “LISTEN LIVE”)

Station App Click on Win Cash
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STEP 4:

SCROLL DOWN TO THE DAY AND HOUR OF THE CODE YOU WISH TO ENTER.

PLEASE NOTE: You will be asked to enter your contact info before you can enter any of the codes.

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STEP 5:

TOUCH THE HOUR YOU ARE ENTERING THE CODE FOR.

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STEP 6:

ENTER THE 3-DIGIT CODE WE’VE GIVEN YOU ON THE AIR.

STEP 7: 

TOUCH “I’M DONE.”

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And that’s it! Once you’ve entered the code, you are entered into the drawing for that hour. We are giving out TEN (10) codes every hour starting at 8 a.m. through 5 p.m.

Good luck! 

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