Win a CHL-TV Season Pass


CHL-TV ‘Watch and Win’ Contest
Tune in for Tonight’s Free Night and You Could Win a CHL-TV Season Pass

(Tempe, Arizona) - The Central Hockey League unveiled today the CHL-TV ‘Watch and Win’ Contest which will give fans tuning for any of tonight’s opening night’s games a chance to win some great prizes with the Grand Prize being a CHL-TV Season Pass ($299.00 value).

Other prizes include 2009-10 CHL Guide and Record Books, CHL Prize Packs and autographed CHL memorabilia.

Tonight’s games on CHL-TV are free for all fans (just enter code chltv when launching the new CHL viewer).  For more information about CHL-TV or to watch the games, simply visit http://chltv.insinc.com. 

Fans will be automatically registered to win once they sign on and provide their name and email address.  There is no cost to enter the CHL-TV ‘Watch and Win’ Contest and only those who take advantage of Friday’s free night will be registered.  Winners will be announced on Tuesday, October 20, 2009 and will be notified via email.
 
Fans can purchase a CHL-TV Season Pass for only $299.95 which gives access to all CHL games (live and archived) from all teams throughout the regular season.  As a special promotion, fans who purchase a CHL-TV Season Pass before October 30, 2009 will receive 300 CHL Loyalty Rewards (to learn more about the CHL’s Loyalty Rewards program visit www.chlpoints.com).

Other packages available include the Monthly Complete Pass for $57.95 and the Monthly Live Pass for $34.95.  The ‘complete’ pass gives fans access to all live and archived games for that particular month and the ‘live’ pass covers all live games for t

As a special reward for CHL team’s season ticket holders, a Season Ticket Holder’s Pass is available for $89.95 that will give fans access to all 32 of their team’s road contests.  This special pass is available to team’s season ticket holders only.

Individual games can be purchased on a pay-per-view basis for $5.95 and all archived games are available for $3.95 per game.

About the CHL
The CHL will be entering its 18th season on Friday, October 16, with 15 active member teams across nine states.  The CHL saw close to two million fans attend games during the 2008-09 season and has led North American professional ‘AA’ hockey leagues in average attendance in six of the past eight seasons.  The CHL is administered by a wholly-owned subsidiary of Global Entertainment Corporation (Global Stock Symbol: GNTP) a company engaged in sports management, multi-purpose events and entertainment center and related real estate development, facility and venue management and marketing, and venue ticketing.  For more information about the CHL visit the league’s website at www.centralhockeyleague.com.

About INSINC
INSINC is a leading webcasting company, enabling enterprises and content owners to distribute and monetize online video which can help improve communications, increase efficiencies and reduce costs.  Founded in 1997, the Company’s core business is to provide live and archived video content to audiences online with integrated pay-per-view and commerce transaction processing, delivered to geographically dispersed audiences.
 


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