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It’s Never Too Late to Win Great Prizes with Stax Predictor

The beginning of the 2016/17 SPFL season also marked the launch of Stax Predictor, a chance for Sco

Published 18th November 2016

The beginning of the 2016/17 SPFL season also marked the launch of Stax Predictor, a chance for Scottish football fans to turn their knowledge into great prizes!

The free-to-play predictor game asks fans to choose a game from the available gameweek fixtures and predict a series of outcomes. There are many ways that players can win fantastic prizes throughout the season, with loads of great products set aside for weekly spot prizes, including power tools, TV’s and much more.

It’s not too late in the season to get involved! The weekly prizes mean that there are plenty of chances to win regardless of when you join the league.

We’ve had a number of lucky winners to date! Including Kevin O’Donnell who won a Dewalt Drill Twin Pack, Adam Quinn who grabbed a Stanley tool bag, Stuart Whitehead who took home an Estwing claw hammer, Jean Jamieson who netted a pair of Glenwear balmoral boots and Ricardo Ridolfi whose predictions earned him a Wagner fine spray system.

Not only that, throughout the season there will be bonus chances to win cold, hard cash - £5,000 to be exact! 

Fancy being the next winner? All you have to do is head over to https://www.staxpredictor.com/, sign up and you could be in with a chance! 

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