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Its company number, 15443579, sits in the site footer and matches Luck of the Draw Competitions Ltd, a Gwynedd company incorporated on 25 January 2024 that is still trading with no strike-off or insolvency notice.

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Luck of the Draw Competitions is described by reviewers as paying winners quickly and it publishes its draw records, but the documents a careful entrant would want to read have gaps. Its draw-results page lists 100 results under 76 dates on its first page alone, each with the prize, the winner's first name and initial and the winning ticket number, the latest from 29 October 2026. Each competition page carries a fixed ticket total, a sold counter and a per-person limit, such as 100 tickets on the £19.99 Range Rover Velar draw. Draws go ahead live on Facebook even if tickets are left unsold (clause 11.4), the Velar can be drawn early if it sells out, and that car comes with a £14,000 tax-free cash alternative. Trustpilot reviewers mention two £12,000 winners in September 2026 and several smaller wins of £100 to £300, many described as paid within minutes. The site gives entrants no way to cap their spending or lock themselves out for a while, which matters when instant-win games cost pennies and run constantly. The competition terms are a template with the promoter's name, registered office and the free-entry postal address left blank, so that address appears only in the FAQ. The winners page has no dates or photos, and the draw footage lives on Facebook rather than the site. At these ticket prices it is a reasonable place to enter, provided you set your own budget first.
We run no draws ourselves — this is an independent assessment from verifiable signals only. We never invent ratings, winner counts or prize values.
Reviewers report two £12,000 wins paid in September 2026, and Luck of the Draw Competitions Ltd (15443579), incorporated in January 2024, shows no strike-off notice. Trustpilot gives it 4.9 from about 330 reviews with no complaint of an unpaid prize. Before you enter, note that the site has no spend caps or self-exclusion, and the competition terms leave the promoter and postal-entry details blank.
You buy numbered tickets up to the per-person limit shown on each page, then the winning number is picked live on the company's Facebook page using Google's random number generator on the advertised date, for example 9:30pm on the Velar and Christmas Eve draws. Clause 11.4 of the terms says the prize is awarded regardless of how many tickets sold. The site also runs penny-priced instant-win games such as Crack the Cash Case (10p an entry, with a £500 end prize); it does not explain how instant prizes are paid or how the end prize is drawn.
Post an unenclosed postcard, first class, to Luck Of The Draw Comp, PO Box 230, Bangor LL57 9EX, with the entry details listed in clause 3.11 of the competition terms. You need a site account first, each free entry goes on its own card, and the address comes from the FAQ because the terms leave that line empty.
By reviewers' accounts, often within minutes of the live draw or of sending bank details, including a run of £100 to £300 cash prizes through October 2026. The FAQ says winners are phoned within one to two days of the close, and clause 8.3 of the terms pays cash to a nominated bank account once ownership is proved. Clause 7.3 gives 21 days to claim before an alternate winner is picked; the FAQ's wording on the same point still reads 'within {14} days', with the number left in template braces.
It sells paid-entry prize competitions with a question to answer and the free postal route above, open to UK residents aged 18 or over. Entry fees are not refunded if you lose (clause 5.5 says no refunds in any event, save clause 11.3), and the instant-win games cost between 3p and 50p a go, so with no cap on the site, set your own limit before you start.
“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”
PDD Trust Score 4.2/5 · Trustpilot 4.9. Strengths: every competition page shows a fixed ticket total, a sold counter and a per-person limit; the draw-results page lists 100 results under 76 dates on its first page alone, each with the winner's name and ticket number; draws run live on Facebook and go ahead if tickets are unsold; car draws carry a tax-free cash alternative; free postal entry is in clause 3.11 of the terms; Luck of the Draw Competitions Ltd is active with accounts to January 2026 and its number in the site footer; and none of the 334 Trustpilot reviews reports a missing or slow prize. What keeps the score from going higher: no spend cap, cooling-off or self-exclusion tool and no safer-play page; the blank promoter and address fields in the competition terms; the undated winners page and the lack of draw footage on the site; a review base of about 330, all but one five-star, with no company reply to the single negative review; no phone number, postal address or complaints procedure on the contact page; and the 21-day claim window in the terms against the FAQ's 'within {14} days' template text. Checked 30 October 2026.

Top prize odds 1 in 1,999


Top prize odds 1 in 99,999
