Jan 30 2009
Footy 15 Awards £260,000
The Footy 15 game from The New Football Pools website is offering its registered players the chance to win their share of £260,000 this week for correctly picking the outcome of 15 select soccer games.
Footy 15 challenges players to predict whether 15 games taking place in the UK and Europe will end in a home win, away win or draw and has already paid out over £850,000 this season alongside in excess of 16,000 prizes.
Equally as challenging as the Footy 15 game, Premier 10 from The New Football Pools asks competitors to correctly predict the outcomes of ten Premier League games. It has so far awarded over £500,000 in prize money to take the tally for the season for the two games to in excess of £1.215 million.
If you want to compete for the attractive award, you should be acquainted with the general rules and conditions required by The New Football Pools website. In order to compete for the challenging prizes provided by The New Football Pools, contestants will have to put in a stake as low as £1 Sterling per line. That means that, if you want to play 3 doubles, for instance, you would have to put in a £8 stake (3 doubles actually means 8 lines).
The New Football Pools also offers players the chance to benefit from the weekly insights and predictions of soccer legends Alan Hansen, John Barnes and Tony Cascarino along with former referee Graham Poll.
“These games were designed to allow football fans to test their knowledge, have fun and also make some money in the process,” said Ian Penrose, Chief Executive Officer for Sportech, owners of The New Football Pools.
“This season we’ve already given out over £1.25million on our new games, which really is an incredible amount to have paid out.”
In order to enter either game or to read the views of the pundits, you can visit FootballPools.com. The competition can also be played at many PayPoint locations in the UK across a network of 17,000 retailers and through over 1,750 Ladbrokes outlets.





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