THE 2024 Olympics are in full swing in Paris and to celebrate, the Fabulous team have a brainteaser for you.
The teaser, courtesy of Spin Genie features gold medals and trophies, but can you spot them?
According to the gambling experts, this particular teaser was a little more difficult and “only 28% of people were able to spot 6 gold medals and trophies in under 12 seconds.”
The image shows cartoon athletes in celebration, with a number of them wearing gold medals and holding trophies for their victories.
Do you think you can be one of the 28% who are eagle-eyed enough to spot them?
Remember, you only have 12 seconds to do it.
Upon first look, your eye might be drawn to the big group of people just off-centre of the image, with a reporter dressed in a suit holding a microphone and someone else holding up an unmarked sign.
On the outskirts of the picture, you can see people behind the barriers cheering on the athletes and others capturing the event with their cameras.
See the reveal below for the reveal of where all the trophies and gold medals are.
You can see a man with a gold medal at the bottom right of the picture, a woman on the right side of the track in a red outfit, a man in a white shirt and red tie by the big sign, and a man standing to the right of the reporter with a gold medal.
Meanwhile, you can spot the trophies in the hands of a man on the lower left of the picture, and a man walking at the back of the crowd in a blue shirt with his fist in the air.
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This is another made by Jackpot City who were also inspired by this year’s sporting event.
In total, 32 sports are being played at the Olympics, but there are four in this image that will not be played.
Can you spot them?
If you’re able to find them in 20 seconds or less, you have the instincts of an athlete!
When you’re ready to find them out, scroll down for the reveal.
That’s right, lacrosse, cricket, darts, and roller speed skating will not be played at the Olympics this year.
This one may trip some people up as it can be pretty confusing!
It’s common knowledge the Olympic symbol is five rings, but can you remember which order they go in?
Jackpot City created the game Which Rings Ring True to celebrate the Paris Olympics and said: “The Olympics represent excellence, respect, and agility on a global stage.”
The symbol was created by Omypic founder Pierre de Coubertin a century ago to commemorate the five continents which had come together to participate.
Are you ready to find out which colour order is correct? Scroll to see if you were right!
