Join Our World Cup Predictor Game
While there is much dispute about Qatar being awarded the World Cup, along with questions on timing and the ethics, the competition itself is almost underway and will undoubtedly grip nations around the globe.
Atlantic Pacific are running a World Cup Predictor competition by way of a league within FIFA’s own competition.
Like many predictor competitions, you are awarded points for correct scores and so forth. However, there is a bit more variety to this version, including double points tokens, and the game develops further as the tournament reaches the knockout rounds.
Everybody is welcome to join in our league for the fun of it. However, staff, customers and partners of Atlantic Pacific will also be able to win the following prizes, based on their position in the league at the end of the tournament.
1st Place – £150 Amazon Voucher
2nd Place – £75 Amazon Voucher
3rd Place – £50 Amazon Voucher
4th Place – £25 Amazon Voucher
You will also get the opportunity to see how your predicting compares against an ex-England professional footballer. Tony Cottee, a patron of our ‘Unity in Community’ charitable arm, will be entering his predictions too.
West Ham legend Tony played 335 times for the Hammers, during two spells, and scored 146 goals for them between 1982 and 1996. He was capped 7 times by England and also played in the top flight for Everton and Leicester City.
Think you can beat Tony? Then follow the instructions below to enter.
To join in our competition:
DESKTOPS/LAPTOPS: Just follow this link https://play.fifa.com/match-predictor/join-league/KDNBFY7H. Register on the FIFA site and start making your predictions.
MOBILE DEVICES: There seems to be a slight glitch on the FIFA site, we suggest clicking https://play.fifa.com/match-predictor/. Then once you have registered, select ‘join leagues’ from the league drop down and enter this code KDNBFY7H.
So, what are you waiting for? Come and join in the fun.
*Rules apply for the prize competition and our decision over legibility will be final.
