MSI has recently announced its Dragon Army Promo, with awesome prizes at stake including a pair of tickets to one of the most coveted events in the calendar, the Tokyo Game Show 2017!.
Every purchase of selected MSI Laptops from authorized stores from July 22 to September 3, 2017 comes with a corresponding number of raffle coupons. The first prize winner will get a trip for two to the Tokyo Game Show 2017 complete with round trip tickets and hotel accommodation from September 22 to 24, 2017. The 2nd prize winner will receive a GT72 2QE-1048PM Dominator Pro Gaming Laptop worth PhP195,995, the 3rd prize winner will get a GS60 2QE-249PH Ghost Pro Gaming Laptop worth PhP99,995, while the 4th prize winner will get 2 sets of Steelseries Siberia 650 Black Headset worth PhP8,500.
Consolation prizes will also be given away such as 50 Medium Dragon Dolls, 30 MSI Neck Pillows, and 100 BTS Bundles which include an MSI mouse, mouse pad, and an exclusive token.
Note: You’ll get double the points when you buy laptops that are part of the Dragon Army Special Promo.
- GT Models: 5 entries
- GS Models: 4 entries
- GE Models: 3 entries
- GP Models: 2 entries
- GL Models: 1 entry
Dragon Army Special Promo Laptops
| GS60 2QE(Ghost Pro 4K)-461PH | GS40 6QE(Phantom)-231PH | GL72 6QF-836PH |
| GS60 6QE(Ghost Pro 4K)-049PH | GS70 2OD(Stealth)-417PH | GL62 6QE-1045PH |
| GS70 2QE(Stealth Pro)-482PH | GE62 6QF(Apache Pro)-078PH | GL62 6QC-074PH |
| GS70 2QE(Stealth Pro)-261PH | GE72 6QF(Apache Pro)-072PH | GL62 6QD-414PH |
| GS70 6QE(Stealth Pro)-040PH | GE62 2QE(Apache)-093PH | GP62 6QF(Leopard Pro)-488PH |
| GS70 6QE(Stealth Pro)-252PH | GE62 6QF(Apache Pro)-267PH | GP62 2QD(Leopard)-216PH |
| GS40 6QE(Phantom)-038PH | GE62 6QD(Apache Pro)-487PH | GP72 6QF(Leopard Pro)-655PH |
Winners will be announced on September 7, 2017 via the MSI Facebook Page. To register for the raffle, click here. For more information, click here.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
