Hockey specialty events insurers beware: there is an 11-year-old ringer ready to cash in on the promotional policy you underwrote—and he may have a score to settle.
According to reports, last Thursday during a charity ice hockey game in the small town of Faribault, Minn., Nick Smith's name was randomly drawn to compete for a $50,000 prize during an intermission.
The contest, which was underwritten by the company Odds On Promotions, is described as the company's "most popular promotion." The company says it consists of "randomly selecting a contestant from the crowd to take his or her best shot from the red line (minimum 87 feet). A template will require a near-perfect shot, yet a great prize will reward the future NHL star!"
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