This retail promotion offers consumers a complimentary board game when they purchase two at regular price. For example, a customer selecting three eligible games of equal or lesser value will only pay for the two most expensive. This tactic is frequently employed to incentivize purchases and clear inventory.
Such promotional offers provide several advantages for both retailers and consumers. Retailers can stimulate sales, particularly of less popular titles, and increase average transaction value. Consumers benefit from cost savings and the opportunity to explore new games they might not otherwise purchase. Historically, similar “multi-buy” deals have proven effective drivers of consumer spending across various product categories.
