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To celebrate the launch of the new Premier League season this weekend, bet365 is offering customers the chance to take part in an exciting, free-to-play contest. With the bet365 6 Scores Challenge, players can compete for a huge prize fund if they are able to predict the correct score of six selected Premier League matches. Any player who is able to correctly predict six correct scores will win a share of one million pounds! Read on to learn more about the 6 Scores Challenge, how to play and how to sign up today.
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ENTER THE BET365 6 SCORES CHALLENGE HERE
How To Play The 6 Scores Challenge
The 6 Scores Challenge is a new and exciting promotion available to all football betting fans across the UK. bet365 challenges customers to guess the correct full-time scores of six football matches in the Premier League. Customers who get three correct scores or more will win a share of some fantastic prizes!
To play, simply head to the 6 Scores challenge page on the bet365 app or website and enter your predicted scores. For the opening weekend of the Premier League season, players will be required to predict the scores from the following fixtures:
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Bournemouth vs West Ham United
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Brighton vs Luton Town
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Everton vs Fulham
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Newcastle United vs Aston Villa
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Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur
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Chelsea vs Liverpool
What Prizes Are Available?
As part of the 6 Scores Challenge, bet365 offers customers the chance to win a share of amazing cash prizes if they guess three or more scores correctly. Even if players do not get all six scores correct, this is not game over. bet365 will reward players who guess three or more scores correctly, so even if you get three scores incorrect, you could still be in with a chance of winning! The share of prize pots are featured as follows:
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Players who guess three correct scores will win a share of 5,000
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Players who guess four correct scores will win a share of 10,000
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Players who guess five correct scores will win a share of 20,000
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Players who guess six correct scores will win a share of 1,000,000
How To Join bet365
To sign up for the bet365 site, follow these simple steps:
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Click the link above to be taken to the bet365 6 Scores Challenge sign-up page.
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Enter your personal details, such as your name, date of birth and address at the sign-up page.
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Create a unique username and password combination.
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Verify your details and log in.
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Enter your predictions to take part in the bet365 6 Scores Challenge!
bet365 6 Scores Challenge Terms And Conditions
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For full details on gameplay, please refer to our 6 Scores Challenge rules.
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You are responsible for any tax obligations (reporting and/or tax settlement) that are applicable in your jurisdiction in relation to any deposits, stakes or entry fees, or any winnings/prizes or losses as the case may be. Prize values displayed are exclusive of any tax deductions (where applicable).
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The 6 Scores Challenge feature is available at the discretion of bet365 and bet365 makes no guarantees regarding its availability. bet365 will not be responsible if the 6 Scores Challenge feature is not available for technical reasons.
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bet365 reserves the right to reclaim any prize-money awarded for a 6 Scores Challenge entry if the outcome of a fixture within the relevant game was determined in error.
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bet365 reserves the right to accept or decline any 6 Scores Challenge entry.
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bet365 reserves the right to amend, suspend or remove the 6 Scores Challenge feature (or any part of it) for any event, fixture or customer.
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bet365 reserves the right to remove the 6 Scores Challenge feature for any customer or group of customers where it has reasonable grounds to believe that the customer or groups of customers is misusing the feature.
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