Prediction Game Rules and Instructions

The following example shows how the points are allocated:

• Chelsea are playing Man Utd


• You predict that Chelsea will win 2-1


• The actual score is 1-0 to Chelsea


• You would score 1 point for this game as you correctly predicted the outcome (a Chelsea win) but not the exact score.


• If Chelsea had won 2-1 as you predicted you would have scored 3 points for predicting the exact score and outcome.


• If Man Utd had won or the match ended in a draw you would have scored 0 points.

• The aim of the game is to score as many points as possible.


• The weekly winner is quite simply the player who ends up with the most points. This would be done by adding up your score from each of the ten games.


• There is only one prize; the winner is the entry with the highest points total.


• If there is no outright winner then the prize money will be shared equally amongst those who have equally scored the most points.


• The more points you score, the more chance you will have of being the outright winner, thus winning the weekly prize all to yourself.


• Entry fee is £2.00 per weekly game.


• The prize will vary week to week as it is dependant upon how many people have entered the competition that week.


• The weekly prize fund is made up from all the £2.00 entry fees.


• We guarantee that 75% of all monies received will be paid out in prize money


• All winnings will be paid out on or by Thursday of each week.


• Entries for individual matches can be accepted up to one hour before kick off.