What are the two prohibited forms of alcohol promotion?

The two prohibited forms of alcohol promotion primarily revolve around the potential for excessive consumption and irresponsible drinking behaviors. "All you can drink for a fixed price" encourages patrons to consume large quantities of alcohol in a short period, which can lead to intoxication and related issues. Additionally, "contests involving liquor" may also promote binge drinking as participants often feel pressured to drink heavily to win.

These types of promotions are restricted because they can undermine responsible drinking practices and public safety. They not only impact the individuals consuming alcohol, but they can also affect the community through increased likelihood of accidents and disturbances related to alcohol consumption.

In contrast, other forms of alcohol promotion, while they may have their own regulatory considerations, do not present the same level of risk for excessive consumption and therefore may not be prohibited under the same guidelines.