By Daily Sports Nigeria on October 6, 2022

MultiChoice, in collaboration with sports betting and digital entertainment outfit, BetKing, has officially announced the resumption of SuperPicks for the 2022/23 football season.

Launched in 2021, SuperPicks is a revolutionary platform where fans can use their sports knowledge to compete in free-to-play games for bragging rights and life-changing cash prizes.

To deepen viewer’s sporting experience, this season’s SuperPicks comes with two exciting free-to-play games, including the existing predictor game, which gives players chance to win a weekly jackpot of N50 million by correctly predicting scores of six football fixtures and newly launched fantasy game, which gives users the chance to pick players and form a dream team for a specific match to win big.

Available to play for free at superpicks.com, as well as the app, which is currently available on Android, SuperPicks gives anyone above the age of 18 access to more games to play for free each week this season and the chance to win big for real.

The Managing Director for KingMakers (BetKing), Gossy Ukanwoke, strengthened the importance of collaboration to deliver quality and entertaining content that provides value to customers.

He said: “As a growth-focused company, we remain passionate about leveraging meaningful partnerships to deliver on our promise to change the face of sports betting in Nigeria by delivering quality entertainment to customers.

“SuperPicks offers fans an exciting way to compete with their community and win money whilst doing it, delivering the thrill of winning.

“In addition to the completely free chances to win life-changing sums of money, SuperPicks is very easy to play and has been designed to be enjoyed by individuals above the age of 18.”

He added that there would be rounds in most weeks throughout the soccer season, providing plenty of opportunities for fans to aim for the jackpot. “Players can also refer their friends by logging into SuperPicks and visiting the Refer-a-Friend page to win a referral bonus of up to N2.5 million.

Source The Guardian Nigeria

Posted October 6, 2022

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