#EnglandUnderground Twitter competition

To enter tweet @Ladbrokes, tweet a photo of yourself outside the relevant stop of a player playing in tonight’s game against Montenegro, using the new FA footballer tube map with the hashtag #EnglandUnderground

If that player scores the 1st goal, all customers who tweeted the picture at that stop will win a £5 free bet & one customer will be drawn at random to win an England shirt.

Players can tweet more than one picture at different locations to increase their chances.

Qualifying selections must be placed BEFORE the 7.45pm kick off time on Friday. Entries placed after this time will not be taken into consideration.

In the event of more than 10 contestants picking correct, a random draw will take place to determine the 10 winners. If 10 or fewer contestants win, then they will each receive a free £5 bet.

If no one picks the winning bet on a day, then the prize will roll on to England’s Tuesday World Cup qualifier vs Poland. This will continue until the prize pool is won.

You must be aged 18 years or over to bet and participate in this promotion.

Free bet token will be valid for 28 days.

The timeline of a prospective winner will be checked before any free bets are paid, and must contain the tweets with the correct selections, in the correct timeframe and accompanied by #EnglandUnderground for each one.

Ladbrokes accepts no responsibility for system or connection problems that might affect any end user during the promotion.

Ladbrokes may determine at its sole discretion whether it believes different entries or accounts are connected to the same person, using whatever methods it deems appropriate.

In the event of a breach of these terms and conditions Ladbrokes reserve the right to take such action as it deems appropriate in its absolute discretion.

The promoter is Ladbrokes Sportsbook LP, a limited partnership registered in Gibraltar, number 44, whose registered office is 57/63 Line Wall Road, Gibraltar.

#EnglandUnderground Twitter competition

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