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There's a similar Prediction Game for the 6 Nations. If there's enough interest I'll set up a Pool for the EDF. Please let it be known here if you'd like to play.


For any newcomers,it's a simple game were you predict match scores and points are accrued for correct results, proximity to the result and doing better than your competitors.

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> No. You're in. Lightning won't strike twice.

> Should that be Luckning? See if you get Mick Mac

> to enter. He seems to have loads of time at work

> and it won't take long.



er, three times....it's already struck twice

https://www.superbru.com/home/index.php?


This is the link to Sign Up for the game. I've sent an invitation via the site to those who played the last time.Hopefully you will receive them.


Any new arrivals, sign up, select rugby union, 6 nations game and join the EDF 6 Nations Prediction Game pool. The Pool Code is:

kelphulk

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