We'll have all of our bet365 6 Scores tips listed here on this page, so check back for each competition to make sure you don’t miss our 6 Scores Tips & Predictions.
Here we take a look at bet365's 6 Scores challenge for matchday 34 of the 2024/25 Premier League season, as well as the FA Cup semi-finals and Copa del Rey final. The deadline to submit your scores for this round of 6 Scores challenge is 3pm on Saturday, 26th April.
Liam predicts that Liverpool will wrap up the Premier League title with an emphatic 3-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on Sunday, while Manchester United's dismal 2024/25 season will continue with a defeat away at European football chasing AFC Bournemouth.
On top of this, Liam also predicts that both Aston Villa and Manchester City will progress to the FA Cup final at the expense of Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest.
In the Copa del Rey final, Liam believes that Barcelona will earn their third victory of the season against Real Madrid.
See our full prediction articles for each match below:
Saturday 3pm - Brighton & Hove Albion vs West Ham United
Saturday 5:30pm - Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa
Saturday 9pm - Barcelona vs Real Madrid
Sunday 2pm - AFC Bournemouth vs Manchester United
Sunday 4:30pm - Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City
Sunday 4:30pm - Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur
The 6 Scores Challenge from bet365 gives new and eligible customers the chance to win a share of a Jackpot by correctly predicting six match results from six selected games chosen by bet365.
A prize pool will also be split between players who have correctly guessed the result of all six, five and four fixtures!
6 Scores from bet365 is straightforward to take part in, all new & eligible customers have to do is:
Select the match result you think is likely to be the outcome from each of the six selected matches decided by bet365.
Track your progress throughout the day as each match is played.
If you’ve got three or more selections correct, you’ll win a cash prize from one of bet365's prize pools.
The available prizes for each round are displayed in the 6 Scores Challenge section of the bet365 app and site and are the following:
Prizes for each round of 6 Scores Challenge game will be credited once the result of the final relevant match is known.
The prize value displayed for four, five and six correct predictions is the maximum available based on a single winner for each prize pool and will be reduced in the event of shared prize pools. If more than one entrant predicts four, five and six correct results, the total amount of applicable prize money will be shared equally between all entrants involved for each prize pool. Entrants will only receive a share of the prize pool they have finished within, a maximum of one prize per game.
For payment of large prizes, winners may be contacted directly by bet365.
Your bet365 account may be subject to standard verification checks before withdrawing winnings from a 6 Scores Challenge prize.
Any prize money will only be returned to the named account holder.
New and eligible customers only. Max prize value is shared equally if there are multiple winners. Entry to 6 Scores Challenge is separate from standard bet placement, and all bet365 offers do not apply. T&Cs apply.
As mentioned above, you’ll need a bet365 account. You can also get a welcome bonus which you could use to bet on your own 6 Scores tips if that's your thing.
To achieve this, you can go to our bet365 sign up offer page, and find the latest promotion you could receive when creating your account!
New and eligible customers only. Max prize value is shared equally if there are multiple winners. Entry to 6 Scores Challenge is separate from standard bet placement, and all bet365 offers do not apply. T&Cs apply.
Once you have submitted your 6 Scores predictions, bet365 offers you the opportunity to “Put your money where your mouth is” and place a bet on your predicted outcomes.
They show the returns you would receive if your selections were correct from a £10 stake, making it easy to back the results you’re predicting.
