THE first major festival since the return of horse racing swings in to action this week with Royal Ascot serving up a 5-day extravaganza of top quality action, all live on ITV.
I've teamed up with our friends at Who Knows Wins to bring you a brilliant week-long competition where the Royal Ascot Champion Tipster will win a fantastic PlayStation 4 console with FIFA20 thrown in for good measure.
How it works
If you're not familiar with the Who Knows Wins app, it's a social betting app where you play against each other, not the bookie.
Pick your horse for each race and if it wins you get a point. The person with the most points at the end of the ‘league' wins the prize pot. It's like a good old-fashioned pools bet and really easy to use. You can download the app by searching for Who Knows Wins in the App Store or on the GooglePlay Store on your mobile device.
The Competition
Taking part in the competition is equally straightforward. There will be a daily league, consisting of the six live races on ITV from Royal Ascot. It will be £5 to participate each day which means that the prize pot should be worth winning! The person with the most winners on any given day will win 70% of the prize pot, with 20% going to 2nd place and 10% to third. In the event of a tie prize money is divided equally.
At the end of the 5 days we'll collate all the results and the person with the most winners from the 30 races will win a brilliant PS4 with FIFA20.
Sound good? Let's get started.
You can submit your entry for Day One here. Don't worry about making your selections too early, you can always change your horse right up until the start of the first race.
Good luck!
Terms & Conditions
- UK residents only
- Over 18s only
- Prize may not be exchanged for cash
- Who Knows Wins will not be liable for any damages or losses incurred by the prize winners
- Who Knows Wins reserves the right to remove the prize or offer an alternative
- In the event of a tie, Who Knows Wins will contact the tied players and arrange a deciding league based on the Racing fixtures of Who Knows wins choice. If these subsequent tiebreakers are tied we will do the same thing again until we have an outright winner
Resident football tipster at Scotland's most read newspaper, the Daily Record, for over 20 years and proud host of one the best betting communities on the web with daily betting tips.
I’ve just entered the competition but upon checking the game rules I think the scoring is a bit boring hard to see with only 6 races and only 1 point on offer for each how each day won’t be tied winners etc… You would think they would offer more for pts a win and less pts for a place