Dealership Sweepstakes Legal Review

I have a dealership-run sweepstakes in front of me where the glossy game brochure spells out one story, yet the dealership’s ads promise something entirely different. The disconnect sits squarely in the promotional advertisements: they give false promises about the winning odds, and I need to know exactly where that puts me legally. I’m looking for an attorney who already understands how these “dealer sweepstakes” are structured, the usual loopholes they exploit, and how state consumer-protection statutes treat misleading odds claims. Your task is to: • Examine the brochure and the separate ad copy I provide (PDFs and screenshots). • Identify every instance where the ad’s statements on odds or chances contradict the printed game rules. • Explain whether this disparity amounts to false advertising, breach of contract, or both under the relevant statutes in my state. • Outline practical next steps—for example, drafting a demand letter, reporting to regulators, or preparing a civil complaint. If there are additional compliance angles (UDAP, FTC, etc.) please spell them out plainly. I don’t need a full litigation package right now—just a clear written opinion (2-3 pages) plus bullet-point action items I can execute. Please reply with a short note on your direct experience with dealership sweepstakes or similar promotional games and your turnaround time for this review.