The Source offers alternative football championship

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During Euro 2016, Source Rewards has set up a football championship of its own – Flick football.

The Penalty Shootout game puts to the test the gaming skills of Source Rewards members. The aim of the game is to simply beat the keeper by flicking the football into the net and accrue the highest score possible.

Prizes up for grabs during the championship include an iPad Mini 2, Tassimo coffee machine, high street gift vouchers and hundereds of Rewards points.

Source is also giving away hundreds of Rewards points to members who correctly identify the tournament winners.

Rob Rushton, head of marketing at the Source, said: “Our brokers appreciate how much we put into our Rewards scheme and how much it consistently offers. The flick football game is already proving to be another big success.”

Source Rewards is an exclusive points based broker loyalty scheme, comprising over 2300 members to date. Brokers are awarded with points for various activities through The Source platform. Members have the option to select from an extensive choice of vouchers available to spend their Rewards, from Shopping to bars, restaurants and more, right across the UK.

To access The Source Rewards Flick Football Championship visit rewards.thesource.co.uk.

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