Soccer Saturday Super 6 winner: Second player of the season predicts six correct scores in the Premier League
Sunday 14 December 2014 11:19, UK
The Soccer Saturday Super 6 game has its second winner in a matter of weeks after all six scores were correctly predicted in the Premier League 3pm kick-offs this weekend.
The £250,000 jackpot was landed as Burnley, Chelsea and West Brom secured home wins, while Manchester City won at Leicester, with Crystal Palace and Sunderland playing out home draws with Stoke and West Ham respectively.
Nina Adams, 33, will pick up the cheque after defying odds of 55,038/1 with her selections, becoming the fifth winner of the free-to-play game in the last 15 months.
Sky Bet’s Joe Mirtaheri said: “Congratulations to yet another jackpot winner - two in a matter of weeks has really knocked us for six!
“When we contacted Nina to inform her of her winnings, she told us she was already planning on buying a house with her husband, so it looks as though the money will be well spent.
”With Ashley Barnes scoring the goal that sealed the deal, the last two Super 6 winners have Burnley to thank for upsetting the odds, so it’s fair to say Sean Dyche’s rejuvenated team are proving a thorn in our side.”
Super 6 is a free-to-play game which challenges entrants to predict the correct scores in six selected matches. The standard jackpot for the game is £250,000 with £5,000 going to the person with the highest score in the round in the event of no winner.
