Lucky Day Competitions Review

Item: Lucky Day Competitions
Rating: 4.3
Author: Chanakya Goyal

Yes — Lucky Day Competitions is a legitimate, well-established UK prize-competition operator.

4.3/5Strong

Reviewed by Chanakya Goyal, Editor · Last updated September 2026How we reviewEstablished 2019

Why we rate it that way

Lucky Day Competitions is one of the largest UK competition sites by review volume, with a 4.7 Trustpilot rating across more than 23,000 reviews and a genuinely broad prize mix — it is one of the few operators to run tractors, mini-excavators and other plant machinery alongside the usual cars, cash and tech. Tickets start from as little as 12p, every competition carries a stated ticket cap and close date, and winners are drawn live on Facebook, with some competitions auto-drawing the moment they sell out. A free postal entry route keeps the paid-draw model compliant. As across the whole sector the odds are long and the most common criticism is simply not winning over months of play rather than any service failure — no non-payment case or ASA ruling was found. For entrants who want cheap tickets and an unusually varied prize list from an established operator, it is a solid, trustworthy choice.

Trust scorecard

4.3/5Our rating · Strong

3/4Trust checks passed

Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
Established track recordTrading since 2019 · 7 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: Lucky Day Competitions
Specialism: High-volume UK prize competitions led by cars and plant machinery — VW Golf GTIs, motorbikes, tractors and mini-excavators — alongside cash, tech and holiday prizes, all with low-cost tickets.
Established: 2019
Our rating: ★ 4.3 / 5
Website: Visit site
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About Lucky Day Competitions

Lucky Day Competitions, run from Newry in Northern Ireland by Ace Competition Ltd, is a high-volume UK prize-draw site best known for its car and farm-machinery competitions. With tickets from 12p, a 4.7 Trustpilot score across 23,000-plus reviews and live Facebook draws, it is one of the more established names in the market.

Is Lucky Day Competitions legit?

It is run by Ace Competition Ltd, a Northern Ireland company (Companies House NI659574) incorporated in 2019 and based in Newry, and it holds a 4.7 out of 5 Trustpilot score from more than 23,000 reviews. Draws are streamed live on Facebook, tickets are capped per competition with a fixed close date, and a free postal entry route is offered.

Pros

+Very large, positive review base — 4.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot from more than 23,000 reviews.
+Unusually varied prizes: cars, motorbikes, tractors and plant machinery as well as cash and tech.
+Low entry cost, with tickets from as little as 12p and clear per-competition ticket caps.
+Draws are streamed live on Facebook, and a free postal entry route is offered on competitions.

Cons

−No responsible-play provision at all — no spending limits, self-exclusion, cool-off or support-organisation links — while running instant wins and site-credit prizes.
−No published complaints procedure, and no on-site 18+ notice outside the terms.
−Odds are long, as across the whole sector — the most common complaint is a long run without a win.

How to enter Lucky Day Competitions draws

Open Lucky Day Competitions's site and browse their current draws (we're not tracking any live ones right now).
Click through to Lucky Day Competitions 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 Lucky Day Competitions legit?+

Yes. Lucky Day Competitions is operated by Ace Competition Ltd, a Northern Ireland company (Companies House NI659574) incorporated in 2019 and based in Newry. It holds a 4.7 out of 5 Trustpilot score from more than 23,000 reviews, publishes ticket caps and close dates, streams draws live on Facebook and offers a free postal entry route. Entry is for over-18s in the UK.

How are Lucky Day Competitions winners drawn?+

Winning tickets are selected at random and the draw is streamed live on Facebook, so entrants can watch it take place. Some competitions auto-draw automatically once all tickets have sold rather than waiting for the advertised close date.

Can you enter Lucky Day Competitions for free?+

Yes. Alongside paid tickets, Lucky Day Competitions offers a free postal entry route — you post your entry with your details to its registered address, and it carries the same chance of winning. This is what keeps the paid competition model legal in the UK.

What are the odds of winning?+

Odds depend on the ticket cap for each competition, which is shown on the entry page — a smaller cap means better odds. As with every prize-competition site the odds are long, and the most common criticism in reviews is not winning over a long period rather than any problem being paid out.

Why is PrizeDrawsDaily's Lucky Day score lower than its Trustpilot rating?+

Because our score measures risk to you rather than how happy winners are. Lucky Day is genuinely strong on transparency and has the best free-entry provision we found — a postal tab beside paid entry on every competition, with extra free entries when a ticket costs less than a stamp. But it offers no responsible-play tools whatsoever: no spending limits, no self-exclusion, no cool-off and no links to any support organisation, despite running instant wins and site-credit prizes. That falls short of the DCMS Voluntary Code for prize-draw operators, whose compliance deadline passed in May 2026.

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In their own words

“Northern Ireland-based competition site running car, farm-machinery, cash and tech prize draws with tickets from 12p and live Facebook draws.”

Trust Notes

PDD Trust Score 4.3/5 · Trustpilot 4.7. We score risk to you, not the star average. Strengths: the best free-entry provision we found anywhere in this group. The postal route sits as a tab directly beside paid entry on every competition page rather than buried in the terms, and where a ticket costs less than a stamp you receive multiple free entries so the free route is never worse value than paying. Competition pages show exact tickets sold against a published cap, draw results are updated daily with named winners and their ticket numbers, and draws are streamed live on Facebook using Google's random number generator. Why it sits below its Trustpilot score: there is no responsible-play provision of any kind — no spending limits, no self-exclusion, no cool-off period and no links to any support organisation — and no on-site 18+ notice outside the terms, while the site runs instant wins and pays prizes in site credit. That falls short of the DCMS Voluntary Code, whose compliance deadline passed in May 2026. There is also no published complaints procedure. Checked 4 September 2026.

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