[GameSpot] - Diablo 4 Sweepstakes Gives You Money For Someone To Clean Your House While You Play

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The Diablo IV open beta is coming up soon, and if you plan to dive in and devote your weekend to it while you have boring but important household chores to do, Blizzard has a sweepstakes for you.

Blizzard and Thumbtack have partnered to give away more than $20,000 worth of services to "take care of your Earthly duties while you descend into Hell."

Thumbtack is a service that lets people find professionals in their area to help out with all manner of things, including home cleaning, iPhone repairs, filing legal documents, and fixing water leaks, among countless other services.

To enter the contest, people can comment on the tweet below with their own to-do list. Blizzard's Amelia Savery said on Twitter, "When I found out we were doing this, I laughed, and then I told other people at work about it and they didn't believe me. This rules."

The #DiabloIV Open Beta is coming.
We're giving away over $20k in @Thumbtack services to take care of your Earthly duties while you descend into Hell.
Comment your dreaded to-do list with #Diablo4theWeekend for a chance to win.
RULES: https://t.co/xML8Y3ojDp pic.twitter.com/T69FdIi0v1

— Diablo (@Diablo) March 20, 2023

The contest runs until March 23. As part of the contest, Blizzard is giving award 130 $200 Thumbtack credits that are together worth about $26,000. The codes are good for six months, so winners can use their credit when the full game launches in June.

The Diablo IV early access beta took place this past weekend, but the upcoming open beta is available to everyone from March 24-26 across console and PC.

For more on the Diablo IV beta, check out GameSpot's Diablo IV guides roundup to get the lowdown on everything you need to know. Progress from the early access beta carries forward to the open beta, so players who got into the first weekend can keep pushing ahead with their existing characters. For more, here's everything you need to know about the Diablo IV beta.

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