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A new generation of fans are discovering the fun of trying to guess the exact location of a football missing from a real life photograph in the hope of winning huge prizes. Spot the Ball competition is a game that promises to reward players with exciting cash prizes and exotic supercars if they can predict the whereabouts of a removed ball in a given football match image.

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In the Spot the Ball world, failure to correctly identify a player's eye direction can cost you the game. There are over 150 new car prizes to choose from and the closest person in the skilled Spot the Ball game wins the car, or a life-changing amount of cash! It's believed that the reason for this is to prevent easy guesses for people that might have watched the actual game from which the picture was removed. In most cases, you may have many players in a picture, making it difficult to know which player(s) to pay attention to. Interest in Spot The Ball fell after the National Lottery was launched in 1994, but the new online version of the game has found a new lease of life thanks to modern technology.

So, get a ruler, and watch Spot the Ball judging videos to understand how judges use rulers to determine the ball's flight, positions of players, eye lines of players, and ball positions. Just like the 1970s original competitions, the new Spot the Ball entries will be judged by a panel of experts to decide what the winning coordinate is. Once all 30 spaces have been selected the organiser then breaks open all the spaces until an image of a football is revealed in one of them. If you are running a spot the ball scheme that is open to the public as a lottery you will need either a lottery operating licence or to register with your local licensing authority.

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It is entirely custom built and has been a success story of remote working during the coronavirus pandemic – with progress meetings and demos conducted entirely remotely via video conference for the last months of the project. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited.

Reader’s Digest is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (which regulates the UK’s magazine and newspaper industry). The concept is exactly the same as Spot the Ball in its heyday, however advances in technology mean the competition has had a full makeover using state of the art pixel technology.

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The platform has been built from scratch by Balls Out, working with another Kent based company – Kayo Digital, based in Sittingbourne. If purchased outside the UK, BOTB will pay for the car to be transported or shipped (net of all taxes) to the most reasonably convenient port of choice.If participants are required to take part or be successful in more than three processes before winning a prize you will require a remote casino operating licence. If we are unable to resolve your complaint, or if you would like more information about IPSO or the Editors’ Code, contact IPSO on 0300 123 2220 or visit ipso. If the aim is to choose which number of pre-selected positions is the actual position of the ball in the photograph, it is likely to be betting. The basis of the game must be the skill of an entrant versus the skill of professionals - not versus the chance that the original spot on the football picture is picked.

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To be a prize competition, there must be an element of skill, knowledge or judgement that is likely to prevent a high proportion of people from taking part, or prevent a high proportion of people winning a prize. The following morning, a panel of professional football judges – made up of referees and ex-professional players – come together to decide where, in their professional opinion, the centre of the ball should be in the image everyone played the previous week.These Competitions are governed by English Law and any matters relating to the Competitions will be resolved under English Law and the Courts of England shall have exclusive jurisdiction.