#Win Pointless board game for family fun

We have another great giveaway for you today from University Games, who produce some amazingly fun board games for all the family.

Pointless is suitable for ages 12+, though we do play with our kids who are 9 and 10 in teams and they are fine with a little help and guidance here and there.

Just as with the Pointless show on BBC1, you need to get the least popular, and hopefully Pointless answer to win this game. You can even recreate the tension of that scoreboard with the new App that accompanies the game. This app is available both on Google Play and on iTunes.

Why not have a bash at being the rather tall Richard Osman, without the need for stilts, by downloading it now and being the question master in your home?

You KNOW you want to do it, yes you do ;-)

We have one game to give away to a lucky winner, and all you need to do is follow the usual rules, and it could be yours. Just fill out the details in the widget below. Why not check out our other giveaways to, while you are on the site? We also have a fantastic new opportunity for you to WIN BIG as we have another summer countdown running on the site. We are giving away 12 products in 12 days; so come on, sign up to the summer countdown too!

To enter THIS giveaway though, just fill out the details in the widget below.

Win Pointless from University Games so YOU can be Richard Osman

This game is for 2-4 players and has the RRP of £19.99. It is also available at Tesco, John Lewis, Waterstones, Amazon, Argos, WH Smith, Toys R Us, Debenhams and Hamley’s.

This giveaway is open to the UK only, and our other standard terms and conditions apply. The closing date is Saturday 23rd July at 11.59pm.

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