You may find similarities between the competition we’re running throughout the four days of Cheltenham and a certain other gameshow, but we’d like to point out that our version is legally different and has no association with it. Plus, we spell it Katchphrase.

Everyday at about 1pm, we’ll put up a graphic representation of well known phrase. If you’re confused already, here’s an example of what it will look like:

Now obviously deciphering what is being represented in the image is going to be difficult, so every half an hour or so during the racing at Cheltenham, we’ll reveal another bit of the image until eventually it will look something like this:

Now, combining your knowledge of West Coast rappers and clichés of the English language, you’d be able to tell us that this phrase is ‘A Game Of Two Halves‘.

From about 1pm on Tuesday, we’ll put up the Katchphrase of the day on our blog. Every half an hour or so we’ll remove a square and the first person to put the correct answer in the comments section wins €100/£100 in Free Bets.
It’s that simple.

Conditions
Open to paddypower.com account holders only.
Our decision is final.
Just in case someone is bizarrely brilliant at this game, once you’ve won, you’re automatically ineligible to win for the remainder of the week.

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