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bet365 6 Scores Challenge: How It Works, The Prizes, And Our Weekly Predictions

Predict six correct scores and you’re in for a share of £250,000 — for free. Here’s exactly how bet365’s 6 Scores Challenge works, what it pays out, and our score predictions for this week’s six confirmed fixtures.

Our Angle

A free-to-play prediction game lives or dies on whether people understand it well enough to actually play it properly, so we’ve broken the mechanics down in full before getting into the football. Below that, you’ll find our scoreline predictions for this week’s six confirmed Challenge fixtures, updated each week once bet365 publish their selection.

What Is The 6 Scores Challenge?

The 6 Scores Challenge is bet365’s free-to-play prediction game. Each round, bet365 pick six football fixtures — typically drawn from that weekend’s Premier League TV picks — and you predict the exact final score of every one. Get enough of them right and you’re in line for a share of a prize pot that tops out at £250,000 for a perfect card.

It’s entirely free to enter and separate from any betting market: no stake is required, and you don’t need to have placed a bet to take part. You do need a verified bet365 account to play.

Prize Breakdown

Prizes scale sharply with accuracy. If more than one player finishes with the same number of correct scores, the relevant prize pot is split equally between everyone at that tier.

2 Correct
£2 Bet Credits
3 Correct
£5 Bet Credits
4 Correct
Share of £10,000
5 Correct
Share of £20,000
6 Correct
Share of £250,000

Reward format (Bet Credits vs Free Bets) and exact terms can vary by market and are confirmed on the promotion page itself — always check the current T&Cs before playing.

How To Enter

  1. Log into a verified bet365 account (new customers can register via the link below).
  2. Head to the 6 Scores Challenge game and view that round’s six selected fixtures.
  3. Enter your predicted final score for each of the six matches.
  4. Submit — and you can still edit any prediction for a match that hasn’t kicked off yet, right up until the final one of the six goes in-play.
  5. Prizes are credited automatically based on how many of your six scores come in correct.

Our Weekly Predictions

bet365 confirm the exact six fixtures for each round directly on the Challenge page shortly before kick-off, and it isn’t always just that weekend’s TV picks — this week’s selection, for instance, includes two of the Saturday 3pm games alongside the Sky Sports fixtures. Below is bet365’s confirmed six for this round, with our predicted scoreline for each. We’ll swap this section for the next round’s confirmed fixtures once bet365 publish them.

This Week — Gameweek 2, 28 to 31 August

bet365’s confirmed 6 Scores Challenge fixtures

Sat 29 Aug, 15:00 — AFC Bournemouth vs Everton
Sat 29 Aug, 15:00 — Coventry City vs Hull City
Sat 29 Aug, 17:30 — Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United (Sky Sports)
Sun 30 Aug, 14:00 — Chelsea vs Brighton & Hove Albion (Sky Sports)
Sun 30 Aug, 14:00 — Leeds United vs Brentford (Sky Sports)
Sun 30 Aug, 16:30 — Manchester United vs Ipswich Town (Sky Sports)
AFC Bournemouth vs Everton — 2-1
Bournemouth have won four of the last five meetings, including a comeback from 2-0 down at Goodison Park — the head-to-head has swung firmly their way of late.
Coventry City vs Hull City — 1-1
A first-ever Premier League meeting between these two, and three of the last four Championship encounters were draws, two of them goalless — a tight, cagey affair looks the shape of this one too.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle United — 2-1
Two well-matched, Europe-chasing sides — expect goals, with home advantage just about the difference.
Chelsea vs Brighton & Hove Albion — 2-1
Chelsea’s squad depth should edge a Brighton side that plays an open game and rarely sits back at Stamford Bridge.
Leeds United vs Brentford — 1-1
Two well-organised mid-table sides finding their form early in the season — a share of the spoils is the least risky call.
Manchester United vs Ipswich Town — 2-0
Old Trafford against newly promoted opposition is exactly the kind of game United are expected to win comfortably.

Updated every week

We’ll swap this section out for the next round’s confirmed fixtures and predictions as soon as bet365 publish them, so bookmark this page and check back before kick-off.


The Numbers, Summarised

A free-to-play game, a top prize of £250,000 for a perfect six, and prizes starting from just two correct scores — the 6 Scores Challenge costs nothing to enter but does need a verified bet365 account. Our predictions above are exactly that: predictions, not certainties, especially this early in a new season with no current-form data to lean on. Odds, prize amounts and terms referenced on this page were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change — always confirm the current rules on bet365’s own promotion page before playing.

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