MAKE PREDICTING A SPORT
Get ready to compete for your country with the Samsung London 2012 Predictor app. Follow the events, predict medal winners and challenge your friends via Facebook!
PREDICT THE RESULT OF LIVE OLYMPIC EVENTS
Every time a gold-medal event is happening in the Games, you can predict the athlete or team you think will win Gold, Silver and Bronze. Use the team, athlete and sports info in the app to discover what it takes to be a winner. Challenge your friends via Facebook whenever you predict.
CHALLENGE YOUR FRIENDS
Every time you predict, challenge your friends by posting your prediction to Facebook and tagging the friends you want to play against. Just share your prediction to Facebook and tag your friends in the post to start competing. Your friends can see your challenge on Facebook, then go into the app and make their own prediction.
Every time you predict, challenge your friends by posting your prediction to Facebook and tagging the friends you want to play against. Just share your prediction to Facebook and tag your friends in the post to start competing. Your friends can see your challenge on Facebook, then go into the app and make their own prediction.
FOLLOW EVERY EVENT LIVE
Use the app's Scheduler to find out when each athlete, team and event will be taking the spotlight. Get alerts when your favourite events are happening as well as live results for each event as they happen.
Use the app's Scheduler to find out when each athlete, team and event will be taking the spotlight. Get alerts when your favourite events are happening as well as live results for each event as they happen.
WIN MEDALS AND TAKE PART
For every correct prediction, you win medals and bragging rights. One correct prediction gets you bronze, two gets you silver and three gets you a gold medal. You'll even get a laurel if you get the podium lineup right but in the wrong order.
For every correct prediction, you win medals and bragging rights. One correct prediction gets you bronze, two gets you silver and three gets you a gold medal. You'll even get a laurel if you get the podium lineup right but in the wrong order.
