Sky Sports Super 6 Review

Reviewed July 2026. Sky Sports Super 6 is not a Last Man Standing game, and that difference should lead the decision. Instead of preserving teams over a season and surviving a bad result, players submit exact-score predictions for six selected fixtures in each round. Sky's current terms award two points for a correct result and five for an exact score, with a Golden Goal prediction used for some ties. It is a prediction game with a leaderboard and round-by-round scoring, not a knockout pool.

The prize structure is substantial but conditional. Sky's 2025/26 terms set the standard jackpot at £250,000 for correctly predicting all six scores, with a £5,000 top-scorer prize in qualifying rounds where there is no jackpot winner. Promotions can alter the amount: the same terms included a January £200,000 cash plus Audi A5 offer and other time-limited boosts. That is a compelling free-to-enter upside, but it should not be mistaken for a reliable individual payout; exact-score prediction across six games is deliberately difficult, and the live terms are the source of truth for each round.

Super 6 offers more ways to stay interested than a one-shot jackpot. The published rules describe a season league, official club leagues, head-to-head challenges and a 100 Club feature, while the website and mobile apps handle entries before the advertised deadline. One entry is permitted per round and submissions can be edited before closing, so timing still matters. It is an accessible choice for somebody who enjoys following a slate of fixtures and comparing points with friends, even if they are eliminated from no competition at all.

The comparison with Last Man Standing HQ is therefore about game taste, not minor feature differences. Choose Super 6 if free exact-score predictions, a weekly leaderboard and the chance of a large promotional prize appeal. Choose LMS HQ if the attraction is the survivor-pool tension of managing scarce teams, planning several weeks ahead and trying to outlast a field. Calling one an alternative to the other is reasonable only at the broad football-game level; they solve different play patterns.