Prediction League Returns - Ipswich Town News
With the new season less than a week away, the TWTD Prediction League makes its return with a few new features to make this year's competition better than the last!
The rules remain the same but this year we've introduced a two-tier league. The main league remains, but those with a more competitive streak can join our Prize League. While entry is free, you will need to join one of our betting affiliates which adds to the prize fund. TWTD has placed £50 into the fund and each time someone joins the Prize League another £5 is added. The winner of the competition will win 50% of the prize fund, second place 35% and third place 15%. To make it fair, you can only join the Prize League in the first month of registering. More information is available on the site.
Congratulations to "Lord Lucan” from the message board who won last year's competition. He has already joined the Prize League but don't let that put you off!
To participate you'll need to click http://www.twtd.co.uk/predictionleague and register.
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