BW5000: Predict Five Football Scores

BW5000 Football Prediction Challenge - Play for a Pair of Match Tickets

BW5000 is a free weekly challenge built around five selected matches. Predict every exact final score and set the first-goal-minute tiebreaker 30 minutes before the first kick-off. Eligible entries compete for a pair of tickets to a Premier League club's regular home game.

What a BW5000 Slip Contains

One BW5000 slip covers the five matches displayed in the active round. Every score needs both teams' final totals, so a slip is not complete after predicting only the likely winner. A 1-1 draw, a 2-0 home win, and a 1-3 away win are different exact-score calls even when two of them imply the same match outcome. Review the home and away order carefully before moving to the next fixture.

The slip also includes one first-goal-minute estimate for the earliest goal across all five selected matches. It is not a separate minute for every fixture. Think across the whole round: if one match produces a goal in minute 7 and the other first goals arrive later, minute 7 is the value used when comparing the tiebreaker. A qualifying slip's estimate is compared with that earliest actual goal.

Free and Additional Slips

The first slip is free. Once it has been submitted, the interface may offer a second and third slip using the point cost displayed at that time. The limit is three slips in total, not one free slip plus three more. An extra slip lets you submit a different set of five scores and a different minute estimate, but it does not change or replace an earlier submission.

Each submitted slip is evaluated on its own and cannot be edited. Check your available points and the displayed cost before choosing an additional slip; the copy should not assume a permanent numeric cost because that value can be configured. You never need an additional slip to participate. The free first slip is a complete entry in the active round.

Exact Scores and the Tiebreaker

The prize path requires all five exact final scores on the same slip. Correct scores can also earn the points shown by the active configuration, but points from different slips do not combine to create one perfect entry. If two slips each have some correct matches, they remain two separate results. To qualify for the main prize, one submitted slip must match every selected final score.

If more than one qualifying slip gets all five scores right, the first-goal-minute estimate decides the winner. The closest estimate to the earliest actual goal across the round ranks ahead. This is why the minute should reflect all five fixtures rather than the match you expect to be most important.

Illustrative Five-Match Example

Suppose an active round lists five matches and you enter 1-0, 2-2, 0-1, 3-1, and 0-0, with minute 12 as the earliest-goal estimate. This sequence is only an illustration and does not describe a current round. The slip qualifies on exact scores only if all five real results match those five entries. If several slips do that and the earliest goal anywhere in the round was in minute 10, an estimate of 11 would be closer than your estimate of 12.

A second slip could use different scores to cover another view of the round. It would still need all five results correct by itself. Submitting more slips increases the number of separate combinations you have entered; it does not allow correct selections to be mixed afterward.

Deadline and Submission Checklist

BW5000 submissions close 30 minutes before the first kick-off among the five selected matches. The active page shows the exact date and time for that cutoff. Once the window closes, new submissions are rejected. A submitted slip stays locked even if the deadline has not yet passed.

Complete all five exact scores and check the home-away order.
Enter one estimate for the earliest goal across the five matches.
Confirm whether you are sending slip 1, 2, or 3 and review any displayed point cost.
Submit 30 minutes before the first kick-off.

BW5000 has no entry fee, wager, or purchase. Points used for optional additional slips are in-app points, and the first slip remains free.

Slips, Points and the Tiebreaker

You can submit up to three slips total. Slip 1 is free; slips 2 and 3 use the point cost displayed in the app. Each submitted slip counts separately and cannot be edited.

If multiple qualifying slips predict all five scores correctly, the closest first-goal-minute prediction wins.

Entry and Deadline

Submissions close 30 minutes before the first kick-off. There is no purchase, stake, or betting.

Open the active BW5000 round and submit all five scores 30 minutes before the first kick-off.