BetVictor Pick 6 ultimate guide (£1000 jackpot)

BetVictor Pick 6 is a recently launched free-to-play game that any punter with a verified BetVictor account can play.

A £1000 jackpot can be won for answering six questions correctly.

Loads of online bookies have free-to-play football prediction games these days, but BetVictor Pick 6 is a little more nuanced than most:

Each of the six questions is worth a set amount of points, and the points available for each of the multiple choice answers is based on the likelihood of that outcome occurring.

The overall winner doesn’t necessarily have to get all six questions correct - they just have to get the most points in total for the answers they do get right.

With most free-to-play football prediction games, the winner is simply the player that gets all of the questions correct. If more than one player achieves this, then a tie-break question settles matters.

The BetVictor Pick 6 points system brings an extra level of complexity (and opportunity!) to the free-to-play prediction game.

The winner of BetVictor Pick 6 is the player with the most points from six questions.

If a player answers all six questions correctly, then the points are not particularly important as it’s not possible to achieve a higher score if you get five questions or fewer correct in that round.

If more than one player achieves the same top score, a tie-break question will decide the £1000 jackpot winner. All other top-scorers for that round will bag a £20 free bet consolation prize. However:

It starts to get very interesting if no single player gets all six questions correct!

For example, let's suppose that player 1 gets five of the six questions correct and player 2 only gets three of the six questions correct.

It’s perfectly possible for player 2 to win the £1000 jackpot ahead of player 1 despite answering fewer questions correctly if they get more points for their correct answers (by selecting answers that are less likely to occur):

You can see that by correctly predicting an unlikely outcome in question 2 (in this case, a goalless draw), player 2 has racked up way more points than player 1 despite not getting as many answers correct.

• For the best chance of winning a prize, pick the most likely outcome for each question (if you get all six correct but lose the tie-break, you’ll still win a £20 free bet).

• For the best chance of winning the jackpot outright, it's worth risking at least one answer on an unlikely outcome, as you’ll gain a significant number of points if correct.

• Remember to track your selections as the round progresses. You can change each selection right up until kick off in that match: That means you can check your position in the leaderboard during the round and amend your remaining selections to protect or improve your position.

• The tie-break question is always the time of the first goal in the final match in that round. The average time of the first goal over the last five Premier League seasons is around the 30-minute mark.