It’s GW8 and bet365’s free-to-play 6 Scores Challenge is back with six Premier League fixtures and a £250,000 jackpot up for grabs. The game costs nothing to enter — registered bet365 customers simply predict the correct score for each of the six selected matches before kick-off.
This weekend’s line-up is quality from top to bottom: it opens with Villa vs Brentford and Chelsea vs Bournemouth at 3pm Saturday, builds to the Manchester derby of United vs Spurs at 5:30pm, before Sunday’s card delivers the standout clash of Liverpool vs Manchester City at 4:30pm. Six games, plenty of scoring potential — and the chance to walk away with a quarter of a million pounds.
Below you’ll find our BT4Y score predictions for each fixture, the current bet365 match odds and a full guide on how to make the most of this week’s entry.
If you want to enter our exact predictions, here’s a quick summary of the BT4Y suggested scorecard for this weekend’s 6 Scores Challenge:
Step 1: Log in to your bet365 account (or register if you don’t have one yet) and navigate to the 6 Scores Challenge hub.
Step 2: Select your predicted correct score for each of the six fixtures. You must predict the exact scoreline — not just the result — for each match. You can do all six in one session or use the individual “Predict” buttons above.
Step 3: Submit your entry before the first kick-off on Saturday. Entries are free, unlimited in number and open to all verified bet365 customers.
Step 4: After Saturday’s games, you can revisit your entry and amend your Sunday predictions. It’s worth doing — especially if the Saturday results shift your thinking on Palace, Hull or Liverpool’s form.
Step 5: Watch the prizes roll in on Sunday evening. Two correct scores gets you £2 in Bet Credits, three gets £5. Four or five correct puts you into a share of £10,000 or £20,000. Six correct — and the jackpot is yours (or shared if others matched it).
What is the bet365 6 Scores Challenge?
The 6 Scores Challenge is a free-to-play game offered by bet365 to registered customers. Each week, six football fixtures are selected and players must predict the correct score for each one. Prizes are awarded based on how many correct scorelines you predict, starting from two correct scores right up to the full jackpot for six. There is no cost to enter.
Do I need to pay to enter?
No. The 6 Scores Challenge is completely free to enter. You do not need to place a bet or make a deposit to take part — you simply need to be a registered and verified bet365 customer.
Can I change my predictions after entering?
Yes. You can amend your predictions right up until the kick-off of each individual fixture. This is particularly useful in a weekend entry that spans Saturday and Sunday — you can review how Saturday’s results went and update your Sunday picks before those games start. Head to your 6 Scores selections page to make changes.
What do I win for getting two or three correct scores?
Two correct scorelines earns you £2 in Bet Credits, while three correct scores bumps that up to £5 in Bet Credits. Bet Credits are non-withdrawable but can be used across bet365’s sportsbook to place further bets. They are valid for 7 days from the point they are added to your balance.
How do the cash prize shares work for four or five correct scores?
Four correct scores sees you share a prize pool of £10,000 with all other players who also got four right. Five correct scores puts you into a share of £20,000. Crucially, if you are the only player in the entire competition to get four or five correct, you receive the full £10,000 or £20,000 yourself rather than sharing it. The same logic applies to the £250,000 jackpot at six correct scores.
Which Premier League games are in this week’s 6 Scores Challenge?
This weekend’s six fixtures are: Aston Villa v Brentford (Sat 15:00), Chelsea v Bournemouth (Sat 15:00), Man United v Tottenham (Sat 17:30), Crystal Palace v Nottm Forest (Sun 14:00), Hull v Everton (Sun 14:00), and Liverpool v Man City (Sun 16:30).
What are BT4Y’s score tips for this weekend?
Our full suggested scorecard is: Aston Villa 2–1 Brentford, Chelsea 2–0 Bournemouth, Man United 2–1 Tottenham, Crystal Palace 1–1 Nottm Forest, Hull 0–2 Everton, Liverpool 1–2 Man City. See the reasoning for each prediction in the fixture cards above. All tips are for guidance only and are purely our own opinion.
Which is the toughest game to call this weekend?
Crystal Palace v Nottm Forest stands out as the hardest call — bet365 price both sides at 17/10, making it essentially a 50/50. Liverpool v Man City is also extremely close, with City slight favourites despite being away from home. Both games are where entries are likely to diverge most, so getting those two right could significantly separate you from the field.
Where can I see the latest bet365 odds for this weekend’s games?
The current odds for all GW8 Premier League fixtures are available on the bet365 Premier League hub. Prices are updated in real time and subject to change ahead of kick-off.
How long do Bet Credits last if I win them?
Bet Credits won through the 6 Scores Challenge are valid for 7 days from the point they are credited to your account. If additional Bet Credits are added within that 7-day window, the entire balance expires 7 days after the most recent addition. Make sure to use them before they expire.
Can I use Bet Credits on any bet?
Bet Credits can be used across most of bet365’s sportsbook, but there are some exceptions. They cannot be used on Tote or pool betting, Colossus bets, Lotto markets, Fantasy Sports entries, Teasers, Super Boosts or Winnings Boosts. Bets placed using Bet Credits do not qualify for Acca Boost promotions either. See the full terms on the bet365 site for the complete list.
When are the prizes paid out?
Prizes are credited after all six fixtures in the relevant 6 Scores Challenge entry have concluded. For a weekend game that ends on Sunday evening, you would typically expect any Bet Credits or cash prize shares to arrive in your bet365 account shortly after the final whistle of the last fixture.
What happens if only one player gets all six correct?
If just one player correctly predicts all six scorelines, they win the entire £250,000 jackpot outright rather than sharing it. The same principle applies to the four-correct (£10,000) and five-correct (£20,000) prize tiers — sole winners take the full pot. It’s one of the reasons weekend editions with a mix of tricky fixtures can offer better value — fewer players get everything right.
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