Competition Bros Review

A winners page that names 75 people with their ticket numbers is a good start, and the rest of the record backs it up: Competition Bros Ltd (12984422) has traded since October 2020 and remains active, Trustpilot shows 4.9, and no reviewer reports a missing prize. The weak spot is how little recent feedback exists: one review in the past year. Keep stakes small until you have watched a live draw.

You answer a competition question, buy tickets up to the per-person limit shown on the page, and the draw is streamed live on the Competition Bros Facebook page on the date shown. The Fair Prize Draws page credits Random.org for the winning number, which does not match clause 4.2 of the terms; the same clause allows the draw up to 7 days after closing. Instant-win tickets are decided automatically by the website system.

Post a letter or postcard to Kemp House, 152-160 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX with your contact details and your answer to the competition question; clause 3.10 of the terms lists exactly what to include. One entry per letter or postcard, no hand delivery, no multiple entries in one envelope, and it must arrive before the closing date. If paid entries hit the cap first, a late postal entry is not entered.

Between 25p and £8.99 per entry on the current homepage: 25p for a £2,000 cash draw, £4.95 for the £10,000 draw, £5 for the Halloween instant-win draw and £8.99 for the £50,000 Christmas Eve draw. Bundles are priced per draw, so three tickets on the £10,000 draw cost £13.36 and the 40-ticket maximum costs £178.20.

Prizes are mostly cash. Clause 8.3 of the terms says a cash prize is transferred to the winner's nominated bank account once ownership of that account is proved, clause 5.7 says ID is required before any prize is released, and clause 7.2 gives winners 14 days from the draw to claim. A February 2025 Trustpilot review cites fast payments, and PDD found no review complaining of a prize paid late or not at all.