Do you like football and winning free money? If so, look no further.
On Saturday the Premier League returns after the international break, and with it comes Daily Mail Sport’s red-hot game beloved by fans across the land: Predictor.
Predictor asks you to predict the outcomes of seven Premier League matches each weekend for the chance to win thousands – and it’s free to play.
Last week, we revealed the latest batch of winners – Paul Beckingham, Colleen Darnton, Robert John Mumford and Graeme McPherson – who all got a £1,000 cash boost. And soon it could be you. You don’t even need to be a football fan!
The game is simple. All you need to do is forecast the winner of each game, or opt for a draw, plus predict when the first goal will be scored in the tiebreaker game.
If you’re feeling lazy, you can even put your feet up and use the auto fill option! For each one you get right, you earn a point, and whoever finishes top of the weekly league wins big.
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You can change your predictions as much as you like until a minute before kick-off in the first game and win up to £1,000 in the weekly competition, and up to £5,000 if you come first across the whole season.
And yes, we have leagues! You’re able to create or join them, and they can either be public or private. Now is your chance to definitively prove you know more than your mates or even more than our experts. James Sharpe has the bragging rights among the experts so far, topping the table with 27 points.
You’ll also be entered into a global public leaderboard. This is where you hit the big time. If you rank top out of everyone for the week, you earn a cool £1,000. Rank top for the entire season and you’ll be taking home £5,000.
You only have to make up 15 points to be in the mix for the season prize.
So what are you waiting for? Play NOW!
Play on the web or on our app, whatever you like. Fancy yourself as the Predictor Supremo? Dive right in at dailymail.co.uk/predictor.
Over 18s only, excludes NI. Terms and conditions apply.
