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# Tickets & Prizes

**HotDog Season 1 Tickets** are special participation tickets that show you were part of the HotDog: Recipes experience.

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Just like the **HotDog: Recipes** collection, <mark style="background-color:$success;">the supply of</mark> <mark style="background-color:$success;"></mark><mark style="background-color:$success;">**HotDog Tickets**</mark> <mark style="background-color:$success;"></mark><mark style="background-color:$success;">is limited on-chain.</mark>

However, when a **HotDog Ticket** is won, it does not grant a separate transferable on-chain NFT like HotDog Recipes do. Instead, it functions as a Season 1 participation marker and raffle entry, and can be displayed through the related icons on the homepage.

## Season 1 Prizes

The Season 1 prize pool you can participate in with a **HotDog Ticket** is mainly designed to support **Abstract Chain**, the Abstract ecosystem, and its builders.

For this reason, most of the items and rewards included in the prize pool will be based around:

* Redacted Abstract NFTs & Tokens
* Products from the Pudgy Penguins ecosystem
* Special items from the Abstract Hotdogs ecosystem

Season 1 gives you a second chance to participate in the HotDog: Recipes system while also supporting valuable projects and communities within the Abstract ecosystem.


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