talkSPORT Launches Predict 6 Premier League Game With £50,000 Jackpot
The free-to-play football predictor offers a £50,000 prize for correctly completing six challenges, with a tiebreaker determining the winner if required.
talkSPORT has launched Predict 6, a new free-to-play Premier League prediction game offering participants the opportunity to win a £50,000 jackpot by correctly predicting outcomes across selected fixtures.
The game challenges participants to make six predictions involving match winners, correct scores and a first goalscorer, with an additional tiebreaker used to determine the winner if multiple entries achieve a perfect score.
Predict 6 is being promoted through talkSPORT's football and betting coverage, with the fifth round scheduled for the Premier League weekend of 19–20 September 2026.
Six Predictions Required To Win £50,000
Each round of Predict 6 features seven selected Premier League fixtures divided into three categories. Participants must choose two winning teams from a pool of four matches, predict the exact scores of two additional fixtures and complete a scorecast for a featured match.
The featured match requires participants to correctly predict both the final score and the first goalscorer, bringing the total number of individual predictions to six.
Each correct selection earns one point, with a maximum of six points available per round. The featured match contributes up to two points because its correct-score and first-goalscorer predictions are assessed separately.
To qualify for the £50,000 jackpot, participants must correctly complete all six challenges. If more than one entrant achieves a perfect score, a tiebreaker based on the timing of the fastest goal determines the winner.
Where multiple participants remain tied after the tiebreaker, the jackpot is divided equally between them.
Fifth Round Features Seven Premier League Fixtures
The fifth round of Predict 6 will take place across the Premier League weekend of 19–20 September, with entries closing at 3pm on Saturday.
Participants must select two winners from Newcastle United against Hull City, Everton against Ipswich Town, Brighton against Arsenal and Leeds United against Crystal Palace.
The correct-score challenges feature Bournemouth against Liverpool and Manchester City against Sunderland, while Fulham's home fixture against Manchester United has been selected as the featured match.
For the tiebreaker, participants must predict the minute in which the fastest goal will be scored across the round's ten Premier League fixtures. Entries can select any minute between one and 90, with first-half stoppage-time goals recorded as minute 45 and second-half stoppage-time goals counted as minute 90.
Predictions must be submitted before the deadline displayed within the game. Once the opening fixture begins, entries are locked and cannot be amended.
Free-To-Play Format Expands talkSPORT's Football Offering
Predict 6 introduces an additional interactive product to talkSPORT's football coverage, allowing supporters to test their predictions against other participants and the broadcaster's pundits.
The game is free to enter, with no stake required to participate in the £50,000 jackpot challenge. Its format combines conventional match-result predictions with correct-score and goalscorer selections, creating multiple ways for participants to accumulate points.
The broadcaster has made the game available through a dedicated Predict 6 platform , where participants can submit their selections and view the relevant round deadlines.
The launch adds another free-to-play engagement product to the UK football media market, using Premier League fixtures and a substantial cash prize to encourage audience participation throughout the season.
