1,000 Winners Get a Limited-Edition Can in the Pepsi x Penn State White Out Sweepstakes

What the 1,000 winners receive

Each winner receives one Pepsi x Penn State White Out collectible can. This is a physical branded collectible rather than a cash award, gift card, game ticket, or multipiece prize package.

The stated value is $10 per can. With 1,000 winners, the total value of all prizes is $10,000. The large winner pool is the strongest feature here: 1,000 separate people will be selected to receive the same limited-edition item.

Keep the prize limit in mind if more than one eligible person lives at your address. Only one prize may be awarded per person, household, and email address. Multiple people in one household should not expect to collect separate cans.

How to enter the Pepsi White Out Sweepstakes

Visit the official Pepsi promotion page during the entry period and complete the online form. It requests standard contact and eligibility details, including your name, email address, phone number, mailing address, ZIP code, and birth date.

Read the official rules shown with the form, confirm the required agreement, and submit the entry. Use accurate information that you check regularly. The sponsor needs a reliable way to identify and contact a potential winner, while the mailing address may be important for prize delivery.

Review each field before submitting, especially your email address, phone number, birth date, and ZIP code. A typo could make it difficult to reach you or verify that you satisfy the age and residence requirements.

The page also displays an email signup related to PepsiCo and its brands. Read the wording beside every checkbox rather than clicking through automatically, and make only the selections you intend before sending the form.

Use the daily entry limit consistently

The entry limit is daily, not one time for the entire promotion. After entering, save the official page and return on later days while the sweepstakes remains open. A recurring phone reminder can make this easier during a busy week.

Daily entry does not guarantee a prize, but regularly using the allowed entry frequency can give you more valid chances than entering only once. Keep the routine simple: open the saved page, check that your information is correct, submit one entry, and stop for that day.

Do not try to create extra chances by switching email addresses or using several identities. The promotion specifically limits prizes to one per person, household, and email address. Following the stated daily schedule is the safest strategy.

If you discover this sweepstakes late, you can still enter on the remaining eligible days. There is no need to make up missed dates, and several entries on one day should not be treated as substitutes for entries you did not submit earlier.

Who is eligible to participate

The sweepstakes is open to eligible residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia. Most entrants must be at least 18 years old.

Alabama and Nebraska have a higher minimum age for this promotion. Residents of either state must be at least 19 years old. Your age is determined by the birth date supplied with the entry, so enter it accurately.

Residence matters as well as age. People outside the United States and Washington, D.C., are not included in the stated eligibility area. Before entering, check the official rules for any additional restrictions that could apply to you or members of your household.

Entry period, deadline, and drawing timing

The entry period begins September 1, 2026, and ends October 17, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The time zone is important: entrants in Central, Mountain, or Pacific time should not assume they have until local midnight on the final day.

Submitting earlier on October 17 is safer than waiting until the last few minutes. A weak mobile connection, an incomplete required field, or a delayed page load could prevent a last-minute entry from being received before the Eastern Time cutoff.

A random drawing is expected around October 19, 2026. That is the anticipated selection timing, not a promise that every winner will receive a message or prize on that date. Continue checking the contact details used on your form after the drawing period begins.

Because this is a sweepstakes rather than an instant-win game, the entry page should not be expected to reveal immediately whether you won. The 1,000 potential winners are selected through the later random drawing.

How to handle a possible winner message safely

After the drawing, monitor your inbox, spam folder, voicemail, and missed calls. A legitimate notice should correspond with the Pepsi x Penn State White Out promotion and the contact information you submitted.

Do not trust a message merely because it uses familiar brand names or says you were selected. Compare its details with the official promotion page and rules. Be especially cautious about unexpected links, attachments, requests for passwords, or pressure to respond outside the stated process.

You should not have to buy the prize or send payment to turn the collectible can into a win. Treat demands for gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or account login credentials as warning signs. When in doubt, return to the official Pepsi promotion site independently instead of using a link supplied in a questionable message.

A potential winner may need to respond within a specified period or provide information needed to confirm eligibility. Read genuine instructions promptly, but verify them before sharing sensitive personal details. Keep a copy of your entry confirmation if one appears and save legitimate correspondence until the prize process is complete.

Final details to check before entering

The key unusual restriction is the combined prize cap: one prize per person, household, and email address. Even though entry is allowed daily, a household cannot receive multiple collectible cans through different residents or addresses associated with that same household.

For the smoothest routine, use one accurate email address, save the official entry page, and return once per day from September 1 through October 17. Check the deadline in Eastern Time, watch for messages after the drawing around October 19, and remember that each of the 1,000 winners receives one collectible can valued at $10.