How it works
Two things happen on this site: prize competitions with numbered tickets, and slider games with a published prize pool. Every one of them can be entered free, and every one publishes enough for you to check the result afterwards.
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You top up a balance, and that is all
Everything is priced in pounds and pence — there are no points or coins to convert. Every competition and every game shows what an entry costs, and your wallet shows what you hold and what you have spent this month. Bigger top-ups carry free credit on top, and every one prints exactly what you get for what you pay.
We take debit cards only, and you can cap your monthly spending at any figure — including £0 — before you spend anything.
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Getting in
On competitions you choose how many tickets you want and enter. There is a free postal route into every one of them, printed on the competition’s own page, and a postal entry gets a real ticket number in the same draw with the same chance of winning as a paid one.
On slider games you choose how many chances you want first, then face a timed matching game: a board of icons face down, turned over two at a time, every pair to be found before the clock runs out. Clear it once and you receive that many reward plays. Fail and nothing leaves your wallet.
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Then you play for the prize
Competitions give you real numbered tickets out of a cap that was published before the competition opened and is never raised. Take a lucky dip or pick your own numbers from the grid, which shows you which ones have gone.
Slider games spin through the pool and land on your item. Keep it, have it delivered free, or sell it back for site credit at the rate printed next to every item before you play.
The cap never moves
A competition’s ticket cap is set before it opens and cannot be raised. Your odds can only improve as you add tickets.
The draw happens on time
Sold out or not, on the published date. No rollovers, no extensions, no minimum sales.
You can check the result
Every draw is sealed before entries open and revealed afterwards. Recompute it yourself in the Glass Vault.
Entering without spending anything
Every competition here can be entered free by post, into exactly the same draw, with exactly the same chance of winning. Slider games have a free daily play as well. The free route is on every competition page, not buried in the terms — it is the thing that makes this lawful, so hiding it would be absurd.