Last Chance To Join Our Euro 2012 Promotion and Win a Share of $20,000!
It is the start of the third and final matchday round of betting in our exclusive Euro 2012 promotion with PartyPoker and WPT Poker. There is still everything to play for, and huge prizes to be won.
Matchday 3 starts tonight
Two down, one to go, in our exclusive football prediction competition with PartyPoker and WPT Poker. Nobody has even come close to perfect predictions, but the man to beat is enghe, who scored 20 points on matchday 1, and 22 on matchday 2, to top the rankings with 42 points. It is tight at the top, however, as two people are right behind him with 40 points each.
But there is still everything to play for, even if you are just joining us for this competition. Matchday 3 starts this evening with the final round of group games. Get off to a good start predicting the results of Greece vs Russia, and Czech Republic vs Poland, and you could still make it into the money.
How Do I Take Part?
To participate, you must have a PartyPoker or WPT Poker account with at least one StrategyPoint earned. You can earn your first StrategyPoint in June or have done so already - we just need to be able to track your account to award your bonus. This means you must have at least 
Bronze status.
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For a full overview and the terms and conditions of this promotion, please see our forum thread:
Forum Thread: Euro Football Promotion Information & Discussion
The Euro Championships So Far
It has been an intriguing and exciting Euro 2012 so far, and although Spain are starting to look like the favourites to retain their title, this is perhaps the most wide open championship in a long time. No team has looked unbeatable so far.
The results have been pretty hard to predict too. The nail biting encounters between Denmark and Portugal, and Sweden and England (Both ending 2-3 respectively) were not on many radars, however the 4-0 annihilation of Ireland by Spain was predicted by lots of players.
Amazingly the 1-1 draw between Poland and Russia was predicted by the majority of players, but few predicted that the Netherlands would be sitting on 0 points after two games. This has been a truly unpredictable tournament, and there are plenty of surprises still around the corner.
