6 Scores Challenge - Win up to £1,000,000 with bet365

bet365 - 6 Scores Challenge

Updated: January 12, 2024 at 3:45 pm GMT

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bet365 - 6 Scores Challenge

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If you’re a bet365 customer already, then you have a great chance of winning up to £1,000,000 by predicting 6 correct scores on selected soccer matches. If you’re not a bet365 customer yet, then it’s easier to register for an account and also get the bet365 welcome bonus of £30 and also participate in the 6 Scores challenge free-to-play game.

How the 6 Scores Challenge works

Select the 6 Scores Challenge from the homepage.
Correctly predict the winners of the six chosen soccer matches.
Receive cash prizes if you guess three, four, five or six winners correctly.

bet365 6 Scores Challenge Terms and Conditions

For full details on gameplay, please refer to bet365′s 6 Scores Challenge rules.
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).
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.
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.
bet365 reserves the right to accept or decline any 6 Scores Challenge entry.
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.
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.