55 winners

[MereNovice]

I've received an e-mail saying that the SkyBet Super 6 £250,00 was shared by 55 winners today.

I thought that there was a tie-break of predicting the minute of the first goal.
They can't all have got the same for that too, surely?



   Soccer Saturday Super 6 has been won for a third time this season after a remarkable 55 players correctly predicted six correct scores in the Premier League.

The grand prize has been won by two individuals already this season, but amid Saturday’s relatively low-scoring results in the Premier League, multiple users will share the prize.

Just 11 goals were scored in the six featured games, with Burnley's 2-1 win over Queens Park Rangers providing the longest odds at just 15/2.

The six correct scores combined accumulated odds of 60,166/1 and the group of winners will receive £4,545 each for their accurate efforts.

[TightEnd]

much more likely to be won when results are 1-0 1-1 0-0 and 2-1 etc yes?

much more predictable correct scores (as a distribution of probabilities) than a normal weekend

[MereNovice]

Yes, I think that it's fair to assume that more people predict "normal" scorelines but 55 people is still a big number.

[BigAdz]

Maybe they are people that leave the default 1 min in place and it clicked?

[tikay]

Yes, I think that it's fair to assume that more people predict "normal" scorelines but 55 people is still a big number.

Do they make it known how many entries there were?

[mulhuzz]

Maybe they are people that leave the default 1 min in place and it clicked?

was 12th min at burnley

edit: so maybe that means nobody predicted the correct golden goal of 12 mins and then they chop it up instead of moving on to second goal, etc.

[engy]

55 people hitting a 60,000/1 shot got to take some doing

[BorntoBubble]

I don't get it if the email is correct. That's staggerinv

[tikay]

I don't get it if the email is correct. That's staggerinv

Theve-Mail is correct.

SportingLife.com, (in the same ownership as Sky Bet) reported......

The Soccer Saturday Super 6 game has been won for the third time this season after a remarkable 55 players correctly predicted all six scores in the 1500 GMT kick-offs in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday.

Over three-quarters of a million users entered Gameweek 25 of the free-to-play football prediction game, which offers a £250,000 jackpot for perfect entries.

The grand prize has been won by two individuals already this season, but amid Saturday’s relatively low-scoring results in the Premier League, multiple users were forced to share the prize.

Just 11 goals were scored in the six featured games, with Burnley’s 2-1 win over Queens Park Rangers providing the longest odds at just 15/2.

The six correct scores combined accumulated odds of 60,166/1 and the group of winners will receive £4,545 each for their accurate efforts.

[Marky147]

I don't get it if the email is correct. That's staggerinv

Theve-Mail is correct.

Sporting Life, (un the same ownership as Sky Bet) reported......

The Soccer Saturday Super 6 game has been won for the third time this season after a remarkable 55 players correctly predicted all six scores in the 1500 GMT kick-offs in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday.

Over three-quarters of a million users entered Gameweek 25 of the free-to-play football prediction game, which offers a £250,000 jackpot for perfect entries.

The grand prize has been won by two individuals already this season, but amid Saturday’s relatively low-scoring results in the Premier League, multiple users were forced to share the prize.

Just 11 goals were scored in the six featured games, with Burnley’s 2-1 win over Queens Park Rangers providing the longest odds at just 15/2.

The six correct scores combined accumulated odds of 60,166/1 and the group of winners will receive £4,545 each for their accurate efforts.

Surely the bookies take a whacking there, too?

Can't see the punters not having a cheeky acca on their selections?

[tikay]

I don't get it if the email is correct. That's staggerinv

Theve-Mail is correct.

Sporting Life, (un the same ownership as Sky Bet) reported......

The Soccer Saturday Super 6 game has been won for the third time this season after a remarkable 55 players correctly predicted all six scores in the 1500 GMT kick-offs in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday.

Over three-quarters of a million users entered Gameweek 25 of the free-to-play football prediction game, which offers a £250,000 jackpot for perfect entries.

The grand prize has been won by two individuals already this season, but amid Saturday’s relatively low-scoring results in the Premier League, multiple users were forced to share the prize.

Just 11 goals were scored in the six featured games, with Burnley’s 2-1 win over Queens Park Rangers providing the longest odds at just 15/2.

The six correct scores combined accumulated odds of 60,166/1 and the group of winners will receive £4,545 each for their accurate efforts.

Surely the bookies take a whacking there, too?

Can't see the punters not having a cheeky acca on their selections?

No, most of the Accas were busted on the Everton -  Man C draw. 

The Super 6 Accas don't really impact sportsbook margin much. 

[Marky147]

I don't get it if the email is correct. That's staggerinv

Theve-Mail is correct.

Sporting Life, (un the same ownership as Sky Bet) reported......

The Soccer Saturday Super 6 game has been won for the third time this season after a remarkable 55 players correctly predicted all six scores in the 1500 GMT kick-offs in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday.

Over three-quarters of a million users entered Gameweek 25 of the free-to-play football prediction game, which offers a £250,000 jackpot for perfect entries.

The grand prize has been won by two individuals already this season, but amid Saturday’s relatively low-scoring results in the Premier League, multiple users were forced to share the prize.

Just 11 goals were scored in the six featured games, with Burnley’s 2-1 win over Queens Park Rangers providing the longest odds at just 15/2.

The six correct scores combined accumulated odds of 60,166/1 and the group of winners will receive £4,545 each for their accurate efforts.

Surely the bookies take a whacking there, too?

Can't see the punters not having a cheeky acca on their selections?

No, most of the Accas were busted on the Everton -  Man C draw. 

The Super 6 Accas don't really impact sportsbook margin much. 

Shame