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Gigahertz Giveaways Review
Yes — on the evidence we checked, Gigahertz Giveaways is a legitimate UK prize-competition operator.
4.1/5Strong
Visit Gigahertz Giveaways →Why we rate it that way
Gigahertz Giveaways is a niche, hands-on operator for PC gamers, and its recent record is strong. Listings show tickets sold against the cap and a per-person maximum, entry lists are published after close, every competition is drawn live on Facebook, Twitch and YouTube using Zap's RNG, and the winners archive names each winner and their town. All 29 of its Trustpilot reviews from the last 30 days are five-star, many describing prizes shipped within a day or cash alternatives paid within the hour. It is on the government's list of DCMS Voluntary Code signatories, but its own site gives thinner evidence than that implies: there is no responsible-play page, no GamCare or BeGambleAware link, no stated limit durations and no credit-card restriction, and the complaints clause sets no timescales and sits beside a 'no correspondence' line. We also found a 2023 cluster of reviews saying postal entries were ignored, which the company disputed, with no similar complaints since. Entry is for over-18s in the UK.
Trust scorecard
4.1/5Our rating · Strong
3/4Trust checks passed
- Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
- Established track recordTrading since 2020 · 6 years
- Trustpilot profile publicIndependent reviews — linked, not endorsed. Read them before entering.
- Active draws listed nowNo live draws at the moment
We run no draws ourselves — this is an independent assessment from verifiable signals only. We never invent ratings, winner counts or prize values.
Quick facts
- Operator
- Gigahertz Giveaways
- Specialism
- Gaming PCs, graphics cards, consoles, monitors and Pokémon collectibles, drawn live twice a week, with instant wins on selected competitions.
- Established
- 2020
- Our rating
- ★ 4.1 / 5
- Website
- Visit site
- Trustpilot
- View reviews
About Gigahertz Giveaways
Gigahertz Giveaways was started in 2020 by its founder, Jordan, and is run by Gigahertz Giveaways UK Ltd from an industrial unit in Goole. It specialises in gaming PCs and hardware, draws live every Monday and Thursday evening, and holds a 4.9 Trustpilot score from 1,956 reviews.
Is Gigahertz Giveaways legit?
It is run by Gigahertz Giveaways UK Ltd (Companies House 13756549), an active company incorporated in November 2021 and based at an industrial unit in Goole, and it is listed by the government as a signatory to the DCMS Voluntary Code. It holds a 4.9 out of 5 Trustpilot score from 1,956 reviews, with recent reviewers describing fast prize delivery and cash payouts. It publishes ticket caps, entry lists and named winners, and draws every competition live.
Pros
- +Every competition is drawn live on Facebook, Twitch and YouTube on Monday and Thursday evenings using Zap's RNG, and is drawn whether or not it sells out.
- +Listings show tickets sold against the cap and a per-person maximum (1,500 of 58,500 on the PC Extravaganza), and instant-win ticket numbers are listed in advance.
- +All 29 Trustpilot reviews from the last 30 days are five-star, many describing prizes delivered within a day or cash alternatives paid within the hour.
- +Free postal route printed on every competition page, and postal entries that arrive too late are returned as account credit.
Cons
- −Thin player protection on the site itself: no responsible-play page, no GamCare or BeGambleAware links, no stated limit durations and no credit-card restriction, despite its DCMS Code signatory status.
- −Its terms (last updated February 2025) say 'no correspondence or discussion will be entered into', give no complaint timescales, and still contain template errors such as a '[7] days' placeholder and a privacy link to another site.
How to enter Gigahertz Giveaways draws
- Open Gigahertz Giveaways's site and browse their current draws (we're not tracking any live ones right now).
- Click through to Gigahertz Giveaways via our link and create an account if you don't already have one.
- Check the entry options — most operators offer a free postal entry route alongside paid tickets.
- Confirm your entry and note the draw closing date. Winners are announced after the draw.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gigahertz Giveaways legit?+
Yes. Gigahertz Giveaways is run by Gigahertz Giveaways UK Ltd (Companies House 13756549), an active company incorporated in November 2021 and based in Goole. It holds a 4.9 out of 5 Trustpilot score from 1,956 reviews, is listed by the government as a signatory to the DCMS Voluntary Code, publishes named winners and draws every competition live. Entry is for over-18s in the UK.
When are the Gigahertz Giveaways live draws?+
Every Monday and Thursday at 8:30pm, streamed on Facebook, Twitch and YouTube. Each entry gets a random ticket number and the winning number is drawn with Zap's RNG; if an unsold number comes up, the draw is repeated until a sold ticket wins. You do not need to watch to win, as winners are contacted by email.
Can you enter Gigahertz Giveaways for free?+
Yes. Send a hand-written postcard to Gigahertz Giveaways UK, Unit 2a, Jandrem Ind Est, Hirst Road, Carlton, Goole, DN14 9PX, with the competition name, your full name, address, phone number and email, and your agreement to the terms. It must arrive before the closing date, each postcard is one entry, and you need an account that you have logged into while the competition is running. The FAQ says paid and postal entries share one entry list with equal odds. Entry is for over-18s.
Does Gigahertz Giveaways offer cash alternatives?+
Often, yes. Many prizes list a cash alternative (the PC Extravaganza offers £2,000 cash in place of each PC), and the terms let the winner choose between the prize and cash where one is offered. Recent Trustpilot reviewers describe cash alternatives being paid between a few minutes and an hour after claiming.
Why is PrizeDrawsDaily's rating different from Gigahertz Giveaways' Trustpilot score?+
Trustpilot averages how customers feel, while our Trust Score of 4.1 out of 5 measures the risk to you. Gigahertz Giveaways scores well for live, capped draws and a strong payout record, but our method caps any operator whose terms say 'no correspondence will be entered into' at 4.1, and its on-site player-protection tools and complaints process are thinner than the best operators we review. Its Trustpilot score is 4.9.
In their own words
“Goole-based gaming-PC and hardware competition site, drawn live twice a week on Facebook, Twitch and YouTube, with ticket caps, per-person limits and a free postal route.”
Trust Notes
PDD Trust Score 4.1/5 · Trustpilot 4.9. We score risk to you, not the star average. What earns the score: Gigahertz Giveaways draws every competition live on Facebook, Twitch and YouTube with Zap's RNG, shows tickets sold against the cap and a per-person maximum, publishes entry lists and instant-win ticket tables, and names winners with their towns. Its 29 Trustpilot reviews from the last 30 days are all five-star, many confirming fast delivery and cash alternatives paid within the hour, and it is a listed DCMS Voluntary Code signatory. What holds it back: clause 7.1 of its terms says 'no correspondence or discussion will be entered into', which caps it at 4.1 under our method, and the complaints clause sets no timescales. On-site protection is thin (the FAQ mentions spend limits and an account lock, but there is no responsible-play page, no GamCare link and no credit-card restriction), and a 2023 cluster of reviews said postal entries were ignored, though none have repeated since. Checked 11 October 2026.
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