Pizza Buona launches score prediction contest for World Cup

Jun 13, 2026, 9:58 AM
A special website was formed for the contest.

A special website was formed for the contest.

Pizza Buona has launched an exciting opportunity to win special prizes by predicting the results of the ongoing FIFA World Cup matches.

Pizza Buona introduced a special website, through which football fans can submit their predicted scores for each World Cup match.

According to Pizza Buona, winners who accurately predict match outcomes will be awarded across three categories: Daily Pizza Winners, Weekly Party Pizza Winners, and the "Grand Prize" Champions, who will be crowned at the conclusion of the tournament.

Grand Prize Details

Pizza Buona has announced valuable prizes for the top three participants on the leaderboard at the end of the tournament:

  • 1st Place (Champion): 25 pizza vouchers worth MVR 100 each and 2 Tawa vouchers worth MVR 1,000 each.
  • 2nd Place: 15 pizza vouchers worth MVR 100 each and 2 Tava" vouchers worth MVR 1,000 each.
  • 3rd Place: 10 pizza vouchers worth MVR 100 each and 2 "Tava" vouchers worth MVR 250 each.

Important Rules of the Competition

This activity is strictly for entertainment purposes and does not involve any form of betting. Participation is completely free of charge, with no monetary commitment required.

  • Eligibility: Participation is open only to individuals currently residing in the Maldives. Each participant is limited to a single account.
  • Score Prediction: Only one score prediction is allowed per match. Predictions must be submitted before the match kicks off; late submissions or modifications will not be accepted.
  • Match Duration: Predictions will be based on the score at full-time (90 minutes plus injury time). Unless otherwise specified, scores from extra time and penalty shootouts will not be included.
  • Scoring System: Points will be awarded based on an official scoring system. Daily, weekly, and grand winners will be determined by the highest total points. In the event of a tie, the winner will be decided based on the number of exact scores predicted, the number of correct match outcomes, and finally, the earliest submission time.

Terms and Conditions

Any attempts to gain an unfair advantage through fake accounts, duplicate entries, or the use of bots will result in immediate disqualification.

Participants must provide accurate information to claim prizes. Prizes are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.

Voucher prizes must be utilized before their expiry date. The organizer reserves the right to cancel any prizes that remain unclaimed for an extended period.

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