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Domino's Offers $1 Million in Free Pizza During World Cup Red Card Promotion

KTSM••Kenn Bivins and SavorNation
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Domino's Pizza is launching a unique promotional campaign during the World Cup, pledging to give away $1 million worth of pizza if the U.S. soccer team receives a red card during the tournament. This initiative aims to engage fans and create excitement around the games. To claim their 'Emergency Pizza,' customers will need to follow specific instructions that will be announced during the event. This offer not only highlights Domino's commitment to soccer fans but also provides a fun way for the community to enjoy pizza while supporting their team.

Key Details: • Promotion tied to U.S. soccer team's performance in the World Cup. • Details on how to claim the 'Emergency Pizza' will be released during the tournament. • Engagement opportunity for soccer fans across the country.

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