Totepool have just announced they will be hosting a Scoop6 pool on each day of this year’s Royal Ascot!

As a result there will be a Scoop6 available between Tuesday 14th June and Friday 17th June as well as the usual Scoop6 on Saturday 18th June.

As they did during the Cheltenham and Grand National Festivals, all Scoop6 pools will be a continuation of the Saturday Scoop6. Any rollovers (win, place or bonus fund) from the Scoop6 on Saturday 11th June will be carried forward to the Scoop6 on Tuesday 14th June. Rollovers from the Tuesday will be carried forward to the Royal Ascot Scoop6 on the Wednesday and so on through to the last day of Royal Ascot on Saturday 18th June. Rollovers from Saturday 18th June will be carried forward to the Scoop6 on Saturday 25th June..

Scoop6 races will be chosen the day before and will be posted on this site. It may be that some races within the Scoop6 during Royal Ascot are chosen from other race meetings taking place on the day.

Any winner of the Scoop6 win fund will have the opportunity to play for the bonus fund on the day of the next Scoop6. Customers are required to register for the relevant bonus fund up to one hour before the scheduled off time of the chosen bonus race. Any customer that qualifies to play for the bonus fund is asked to register by phoning the bonus race hotline on 0800 028 4418.

The Friday Scoop6 will not take place on Friday 17th June but there will be a ‘normal’ Scoop6 on that date starting with any rollovers from the previous day’s Scoop6

For avoidance of doubt, please see below a list of Scoop6 pools scheduled to take place before, during and after this year’s meeting at Royal Ascot.

Saturday 11th June
Tuesday 14th June
Wednesday 15th June
Thursday 16th June
Friday 17th June
Saturday 18th June
Saturday 25th June

Will you be joining in on these extra Royal Ascot Scoop6 pools?

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Totepool have just announced that they will be offering a Friday Scoop6 pool on Boxing Day, 26th December. The Friday Scoop6 will comprise of races from meetings taking place on Boxing Day afternoon.

Any rollovers from this Friday’s Scoop6 (19th) will carry forward to the Boxing Day Scoop6 and any rollovers from then will go forward to the next Friday Scoop6 on January 2nd – that is, the Boxing Day Scoop6 will be treated just like any other Friday Scoop6 – It will just be feeling a bit fatter and more hungover than normal!

The races that make up the Boxing Day Friday Scoop6 will be announced here on Tuesday 23rd December.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday and Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Totesport have announced that next Friday, 26th September, will see the return of the Friday Scoop6.

The Friday Scoop6 will take in races from both Dundalk and Wolverhampton when both racecourses have twilight/evening fixtures on a Friday. The full list of Friday Scoop6 dates for the remainder of this year are as follows: –

26th September
3rd October
10th October
17th October
24th October
31st October
7th November
14th November
21st November
28th November
5th December
12th December
19th December

The dates for the Friday Scoop6 events during the start of next year will announced once the 2015 fixture list is published.

The Friday Scoop6 will operate just like the Saturday Scoop6, in that it will have four funds, including the new Starting Fund. The deduction rate and fund splits for the Friday Scoop6 will be exactly the same as the Saturday Scoop6. If a customer wins the Friday Scoop6 win fund he/she will be eligible to play for the bonus fund the following Friday Scoop6 day by attempting to pick the winner of the selected bonus race from either Dundalk or Wolverhampton.

The final Friday Scoop6 of last season was not won and the win fund will start off on Friday at £37,594 and the bonus fund starts at £103,278.

Return to Scoop6.co.uk next Thursday when the races for the first Scoop6 of the season will be announced.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Fridays & Saturdays for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Totesport have announced some upcoming changes to how the Scoop6 will run after the current win fund is won.

They are altering the current Scoop6 pools to introduce an extra Starting Fund which will be used to start off the win fund the week following that fund being won. This will equate to the total amount in the Starting Fund at that time. This means that there will effectively be a rollover in every week’s Scoop6!

The good news is, the punter stakes will still remain the same, although over four pools instead of three. The new Starting Fund is comprised of 5% of total investment each week. 35% of total investment is contributed to the Win Fund, 17.5% of investment into the Place Fund and 12.5% of investment into the Bonus Fund.

Previously the stakes were split as follows: – 35% to the Win Fund, 20% to the Place Fund and 15% to the Bonus Fund. The share to the Win Fund isn’t being changed, with a small reduction in the size of the Place and Bonus funds which we at scoop6.co.uk think may well be compensated for by the increased stakes from the win fund not starting at zero in the week after it is won.

To get things started Totesport will be adding £250,000 to the Starting Fund which will be used to start the Win Fund once the current sequence of Win Fund rollovers has ended.

Phil Siers, Totesport Managing Director said: “We are confident that the changes we are going to make will provide us with many more Scoop6 millionaires. The addition of a Starting Fund will mean there will always be a rollover for customers to aim at, regardless of whether or not the Win Fund is won the week before. We think this addition will prove popular with players as they will be able to look forward to big money rollovers every Saturday.”

Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk tomorrow for details of this weekend’s Scoop6 races and on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

It has now been twelve weeks since the Scoop6 was won. Not only has the win fund ballooned in that time, to a predicted £10 Million this Saturday, but also interest online has been growing as people take advantage of online tools to research selections, find the latest news and to place their bets.

The Scoop6.co.uk website has had a huge increase in traffic over the last few weeks and the team behind it have been working hard to ensure that it keeps up with the pace during this Saturday’s Scoop6

Scoop6 Traffic v Amount Bet on the Scoop6

Graph shows Traffic to Scoop6.co.uk (Red) and the Amount Bet on the Scoop6 (Blue) over recent weeks – Percentages relative to 17 May figures

As the value of the win fund rose past £6.8 Million last weekend traffic to the site was more than double what it was just a fortnight ago and over eight times higher than what it was at the start of the run. There were more visits to Scoop6.co.uk last Saturday than during the whole of March. A similar increase is expected this week as there is a lot of buzz about the huge Scoop6 win fund passing £10 Million rollover and awareness of the Scoop6.co.uk site is spreading almost as quickly.

About Scoop6.co.uk

Scoop6.co.uk is a site run by fans of the Scoop6 to give other Scoop6 punters easy access to data about the pool. Set up in 2005, the site is the easiest way to get the latest information about how the Scoop6 is unfolding.

The site is updated constantly each Saturday with the very latest information on how the Scoop6 is progressing. This starts early in the morning when final confirmation of the Scoop6 races is made. During the rest of the morning the payouts available from each pool can be watched increasing as more stakes are added into the pool.

In the afternoon the racing starts. As each race result is declared by the tote the results are shown on Scoop6.co.uk and details of how many tickets are still in with a chance of winning are released. The site also displays which runners those tickets are resting on in the next race. If a punter is doing well they can use this to see how the prize fund may be split if their luck continues. If they are not doing so well they can join the other Scoop6 punters who are hoping the horse carrying the least tickets wins, since that increases the chances of another rollover!

Finally, after all the the results are in, the number of winning tickets is shown along with the payout each will receive – or how much will rollover to the following week if there has been no winner.

Features

While the focus of the site is on bringing the live Scoop6 results to users as quickly as possible the site also features a news section where the races are announced on a Friday and other information can be posted. Separately there is also a Scoop6 Twitter account that posts the core details as they happen.

Scoop6.co.uk would like to wish everyone the best of luck with this weeks Scoop6. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday to find details of the races that will make up this weekends Scoop6 and then on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

The Scoop6 rolled over again last weekend but two small staking punters got closer to claiming the £6.8 Million win fund than anyone else has in recent weeks.

Going into the final 6th leg there were just 3 horses covered by winning tickets. One punter from Ireland, who placed a single £2 bet, had a ticket on Capaill Liath while both Escape To Glory and Justonefortheroad were running for Joe McGuire from Thatcham, Berks who had placed four £2 Scoop6 bets.

Escape To Glory appeared to have the best chance, setting off at 10-1 and even being matched at 1.01 in running, but Llanarmon Lad came home first to win by 1¹/₄ lengths and so causing the Scoop6 to not be won again. Capaill Liath came in third whist Justonefortheroad finished 6th.

Joe told the Mirror “I picked the horses because I fancied them. A few had good form so I just went with my gut. I’m absolutely gutted, but that’s life. It’s still amazing to have five winners but I’m sad, it’s the closest I’ve ever come to a big win.”

But both punters have some consolation, as they chose placed horses in each race they get a return of over £1,700 from the place fund, as do over 750 others. That’s still not a bad return for a small stake!

As the Scoop6 wasn’t won it will now rollover to next Saturday where Totepool are predicting the win fund will be worth around £10 Million and for the bonus fund to reach £5 Million. Definitely not one to be missed!

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday to find details of the races that will make up this weekends Scoop6 and then on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Incredibly once again the Scoop6 wasn’t won again last weekend triggering a new record breaking rollover into this weekend’s pools. The bet has now not been won for 12 weeks in a row and the pools start with a total of £10,699,057 making this weekend’s bet the most valuable in Scoop6 history. That value will increase rapidly as more stakes are placed on Saturday 14th May.

Early estimates from Totepool are for this weekend’s Scoop6 pools to reach £15 Million. They predict the win fund is set to be worth around £10 Million and for the bonus to reach £5 Million!

You really need to give it a try next Saturday. Whether you perm your selections, get a syndicate together with your mates or whether you just play a single £2 line, now is the time to try the Scoop6. It’s your chance to win a life changing payout on Saturday’s favourite bet. We have said this for the last couple of weeks but we really cant see it rolling over again.

Below are details of the 5 largest Scoop6 Rollovers. The tables list the largest rollovers in each fund that were attained within any single sequence.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday to find details of the races that will make up this weekends Scoop6 and then on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Incredibly once again the Scoop6 wasn’t won again last weekend triggering a new record breaking rollover into this weekend’s pools. In total the pools start at £7,414,529 making this weekend’s bet the most valuable in Scoop6 history. That value will increase rapidly as more stakes are placed on Saturday 10th May.

Early estimates from Totepool are for this weekend’s Scoop6 pools to hit an astronomical £10 Million for the first time since the bet was launched on the 24th July 1999. They predict the win fund is set to be worth around £6.5 Million and the bonus £3.5 Million!

You really need to give it a try next Saturday. Whether you perm your selections, get a syndicate together with your mates or whether you just play a single £2 line, now is the time to try the Scoop6. It’s your chance to win a life changing payout on Saturday’s favourite bet. We can’t see that it will rollover again so don’t miss what should be a astronomical payout.

Be prepared and open an account with Totepool bookmakers, the home of the Scoop6. They currently have a great promotion running: – Sign up for a free Totepool betting account, using the links on this page, and get a £10 Free Bet! Full details of this offer can be found on the Totepool site.

Below are details of the 5 largest Scoop6 Rollovers. The tables list the largest rollovers in each fund that were attained within any single sequence.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday to find details of the races that will make up this weekends Scoop6 and then on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Amazingly the Scoop6 wasn’t won again last weekend triggering a new record breaking rollover into this weekend’s pools. In total the pools start at £5,587,940 making this weekend’s bet the most valuable in Scoop6 history. That value will increase rapidly as more stakes are placed on Saturday 10th May.

Early estimates from Totepool are for this weekend’s Scoop6 pools to hit a monumental £7.5 Million for the first time since the bet was launched on the 24th July 1999. They predict the win fund is set to be worth around £4.6 Million and the bonus £2.9 Million!

You really need to give it a try next Saturday. Whether you perm your selections, get a syndicate together with your mates or whether you just play a single £2 line, now is the time to try the Scoop6. It’s your chance to win a life changing payout on Saturday’s favourite bet. We don’t expect it to rollover again so don’t miss what should be a monumental payout.

Be prepared and open an account with Totepool bookmakers, the home of the Scoop6. They currently have a great promotion running: – Sign up for a free Totepool betting account, using the links on this page, and get a £10 Free Bet! Full details of this offer can be found on the Totepool site.

Below are details of the 5 largest Scoop6 Rollovers. The tables list the largest rollovers in each fund that were attained within any single sequence.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday to find details of the races that will make up this weekends Scoop6 and then on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

The Scoop6 wasn’t won last weekend triggering a record breaking rollover into this weekend’s pools. In total the pools start at £3,874,083 making this weekend’s bet the most valuable in Scoop6 history. That value will increase rapidly as more stakes are placed on Saturday.

Early estimates from Totepool are for this weekend’s Scoop6 pools to hit £5 Million for the first time since the bet was launched on the 24th July 1999. They predict the win fund is set to be worth around £2.8 Million and the bonus £2.2 Million!

Below are details of the 5 largest Scoop6 Rollovers. The tables list the largest rollovers in each fund that were attained within any single sequence.

Be prepared and open an account with Totepool bookmakers, the home of the Scoop6. They currently have a great promotion running: – Sign up for a free Totepool betting account, using the links on this page, and get a £10 Free Bet! Full details of this offer can be found on the Totepool site.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday to find details of the races that will make up this weekends Scoop6 and then on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.