Terms and Conditions
As The Mint is a competition based game show it is run according to a set of terms and conditions.
For example, section 38 under the general clause claims that the promoter nor producer is not obliged to provide methods of solution other than information provided by the presenter and any such information is released at the promoter or producer's absolute discretion.
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