GrandPrixGame.com Offers Pools for Formula One Fans

1 Apr 2005

(PRESS RELEASE) -- The old-school approach of the traditional bookmaker no longer yields the best guide to the likely outcome of major sporting events. In fact today, it's pool betting games that give the clearest indication of where the real experts - the fans themselves - think the chips will fall!

For example, when it comes to this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, Formula One devotees think the bookies have got it all wrong.

While Renault's Spanish sensation Fernando Alonso is the short-priced favourite in the nation's high street betting shops, the sharp punters who stake their bets with GrandPrixGame.com, the largest skill based pools betting game for F1 enthusiasts, are piling their cash onto Ferrari's defending World Champion Michael Schumacher. 26% are backing him to win, compared to 16% for Alonso.

GrandPrixGame.com is the red-hot new Internet destination for Formula One fans in search of big rewards for a small stake! With a site more secure than a Ferrari head gasket, it's rapidly becoming as lively a place as the starting grid itself.

There's also support for the traditional powerhouses Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello (15% think he'll finish in second place), McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen (3rd place - 17%) and Renault's Giancarlo Fisichella (3rd place - 14%). They'll be the ones who will vie with Schumacher and Alonso for the minor podium places.

Also of interest is how punters see the rest of the points being shared. In spite of his good start to the season, David Coulthard is drawing only 5% of the fans total support this time around while former world champion Jacques Villeneuve can muster only 3% of the vote to finish in fifth place.

GrandPrixGame.com is the largest instant pools betting game created for the 2005 Formula One Grand Prix season. To win the jackpot, the player must use their skill to predict which drivers, in order, will be the first six to cross the finish line. Each selection costs just £1, all of which is added to the GrandPrixGame.com jackpot, plus a call/web charge.

Selections can be made on the website or through a fixed line or mobile phone (09051 680 780), right up to the parade lap. If more than one player successfully predicts a race's outcome then the jackpot will be equally split. If no one wins, then the prize fund is rolled over.

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	GrandPrixGame.com Offers Pools for Formula One Fans 1 Apr 2005 <a href='https://ad.casinocity.com/adclick.php?n=a21efcd1'><img src='https://ad.casinocity.com/adview.php?what=-site:vendors/width:250/RON&n=a21efcd1' border='0' alt='' /></a> (PRESS RELEASE) -- The old-school approach of the traditional bookmaker no longer yields the best guide to the likely outcome of major sporting events. In fact today, it's pool betting games that give the clearest indication of where the real experts - the fans themselves - think the chips will fall! For example, when it comes to this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, Formula One devotees think the bookies have got it all wrong. While Renault's Spanish sensation Fernando Alonso is the short-priced favourite in the nation's high street betting shops, the sharp punters who stake their bets with GrandPrixGame.com, the largest skill based pools betting game for F1 enthusiasts, are piling their cash onto Ferrari's defending World Champion Michael Schumacher. 26% are backing him to win, compared to 16% for Alonso. GrandPrixGame.com is the red-hot new Internet destination for Formula One fans in search of big rewards for a small stake! With a site more secure than a Ferrari head gasket, it's rapidly becoming as lively a place as the starting grid itself. There's also support for the traditional powerhouses Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello (15% think he'll finish in second place), McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen (3rd place - 17%) and Renault's Giancarlo Fisichella (3rd place - 14%). They'll be the ones who will vie with Schumacher and Alonso for the minor podium places. Also of interest is how punters see the rest of the points being shared. In spite of his good start to the season, David Coulthard is drawing only 5% of the fans total support this time around while former world champion Jacques Villeneuve can muster only 3% of the vote to finish in fifth place. GrandPrixGame.com is the largest instant pools betting game created for the 2005 Formula One Grand Prix season. To win the jackpot, the player must use their skill to predict which drivers, in order, will be the first six to cross the finish line. Each selection costs just £1, all of which is added to the GrandPrixGame.com jackpot, plus a call/web charge. Selections can be made on the website or through a fixed line or mobile phone (09051 680 780), right up to the parade lap. If more than one player successfully predicts a race's outcome then the jackpot will be equally split. If no one wins, then the prize fund is rolled over.