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We've partnered with Bundle Stars to give you a chance to win $500 in your Steam Wallet! Two winners will be selected to win the $500 Steam Wallet prizes, while ten runner-ups will win the Fully Loaded Bundle, which includes 10 games.

To enter, check out the widget below. You'll get two entries for joining the PC Gamer Steam group, two entries for joining the Bundle Stars Steam group, and one entry for tweeting about the giveaway. Each entry gives you a better chance to be selected to win, and you can get even more entries for referring friends to enter the giveaway through Facebook and Twitter.

The giveaway starts Friday, January 30th at 2pm GMT and runs until Monday, February 2nd at 2pm GMT. Winners will be contacted by email after the giveaway has ended on Monday. Good luck!

UPDATE: The giveaway is over, you can see a final list of the winners here.

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