Sparks were flying in London this morning as electrician Francois Chklar scooped the jaw-droppingly beautiful Aston Martin DB9 Volante! Francois - the 309th Dream Car winner – has religiously played for the DB9 for a few years and was understandably shell-shocked when Will surprised him in the middle of a rewiring job earlier today. The £143,000 DB9 also came with £10k cash in the boot, which appeased girlfriend Lydia, who Francois had promised he'd stopped entering! With a baby on the way, it'll certainly pay for plenty of nappies – congratulations Francois!
Game Credit is awarded for doing well in Dream Car Competitions, depending on how close you are to the winning position.
For each ticket in Zone 1, we will credit your account with 100% of your ticket value after discounts
For each ticket in Zone 2, we will credit your account with 15% of your ticket value after discounts
For each ticket in Zone 3, we will credit your account with 10% of your ticket value after discounts
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The winner is calculated by external auditors Wilkins Kennedy, a top 20 UK accountancy group. View confirmation letter
All of our competitions comply with UK gaming law, which requires them to be skill based.
We use 'Spot the Ball' as the basis for our skilled competitions as it is both widely recognised and easy to understand.
The panel of judges (typically experienced football referees and ex-international players) use their expertise to decide where the centre of the ball is. This produces a set of coordinates which are sent to independent auditors, Wilkins Kennedy, to calculate who the closest player is to those coordinates and therefore, who the winner is.
The lawyers are OnSide Law, a firm of solicitors based in London, UK. The competition auditors are Wilkins Kennedy, an international firm of accountants. They oversee the judging process to ensure the correct winner is chosen and the judging is undertaken in compliance with the law.
There can only be one winner. If a case arises where two or more players are equally close to the judges position in a competition, the winner will be determined by calculating the next closest entry of the players in question. The person with the closest second ticket is the outright winner. If any player in this scenario has only one ticket, all players that qualify will play in another Spot the Ball competition online to determine the outright winner. All other players in this scenario will receive £500 in cash and £500 in Game Credit. Be sure to read the full terms and conditions
