1d 21h
Ticket £0.99Makita DLX2131TJ 18V Combi/Impact Twin Kit (2 x 5.0Ah Li-Ion batts)
Top prize odds 1 in 749
LXRY Competitions Review
The signs are reasonable, though the history is short.
4.1/5Strong
Reviewed by Chanakya Goyal, Product & Growth Manager · Last updated November 2026How we reviewEstablished 2025
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Why we rate it that way
LXRY Competitions is a young, low-price operator that publishes the details a cautious entrant looks for, and PDD rates it 4.1 out of 5. From its listings and terms, each of the ten live competitions shows a ticket total, a sold count and a per-person maximum of 20 to 40 entries. Pools are small: 399 tickets on the weekly £100 cash giveaway, 749 on the Makita kit. The terms set out a free postal route in clause 3.11, a random draw within seven days of closing and no minimum number of entries, and the winners page runs to 74 pages with dates and prizes. Three of the five most recent rows on that list carried the same abbreviated name, on prizes of £2 to £15, the kind of repeat small ticket pools allow. No ASA ruling turned up. The weak points are track record and safeguards. The company is about 16 months old, and all 20 Trustpilot reviews are 5-star, with Trustpilot noting that the company has not invited reviews recently. The site has no responsible-play page or spend limits, only a FAQ line asking entrants not to overspend. No complaints procedure appears in the terms, and free postal entries get no receipt. A sensible pick for small stakes, with a short history behind it.
Listing checks
4.1/5Our rating · Strong
4/4Listing checks met
- Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
- Established track recordTrading since 2025 · 1 year
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- Active draws listed now1 live draw tracked right now
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Quick facts
- Operator
- LXRY Competitions
- Specialism
- Small-ticket cash, site-credit, gold-bar and household-goods competitions at 49p to 99p a ticket, with instant wins on several listings.
- Established
- 2025
- Our rating
- ★ 4.1 / 5
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About LXRY Competitions
LXRY Competitions is run by Lxry Competitions Ltd, a company registered in Chesham and incorporated in July 2025. Its site listed ten competitions with automated draws on 10 November 2026, from £100 and £200 cash giveaways and gold bars to a Makita kit and advent calendars, at 49p or 99p a ticket. Each listing shows a ticket total and a per-person limit, and several carry instant wins. It holds 4.6 on Trustpilot from 20 reviews (November 2026), all of them 5-star.
Is LXRY Competitions legit?
Lxry Competitions Ltd is an active private company (number 16574903, incorporated 10 July 2025) with two directors on the register and no insolvency or strike-off notice. Its terms give a free postal route and a random draw, each listing shows a ticket cap, and PDD found no ASA ruling. Against that, the company is about 16 months old, every one of its 20 Trustpilot reviews is 5-star, and the terms name no complaints route. Keep stakes small until a longer record builds up.
Pros
- +Every live listing shows a ticket total, tickets sold and a per-person limit of 20 to 40 entries.
- +Tickets cost 49p or 99p, and four of the ten listings offered a cash alternative to the prize.
- +The terms state a free postal route and a random draw within seven days of closing, and a 74-page winners list is public.
- +Active Ltd company with two named directors, and no ASA ruling found.
Cons
- −Young company, incorporated July 2025, with only 20 Trustpilot reviews, all 5-star, so the score says little yet.
- −No responsible-play page, spend limits or self-exclusion; the only provision is a FAQ line asking entrants not to overspend.
- −No complaints procedure or outside escalation route in the terms, and free postal entries are not acknowledged.
- −Wrong answers to the skill question are still charged and not entered into the draw.
How to enter LXRY Competitions draws
- Browse the active LXRY Competitions draws below and pick one that suits you.
- Click through to LXRY 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 LXRY Competitions legit?+
The signs are reasonable. Lxry Competitions Ltd is an active company (16574903) incorporated on 10 July 2025, its terms state a free postal route and a random draw, and PDD found no ASA ruling against it. It holds 4.6 on Trustpilot from 20 reviews (November 2026), all 5-star. The company is only about 16 months old and has no responsible-play tools, so start small.
How do LXRY Competitions draws work?+
The listings are marked Automated Draw. Under the terms, correct answers go into a random draw within seven days of the closing date, and an auto draw can run early if a competition sells out. Instant wins use a pre-set winning number, and winners appear on the site's winners page.
Can you enter LXRY Competitions for free?+
Yes. Clause 3.11 of the terms allows a postal entry sent first or second class to the Chesham address, with the competition name and your details. An account is needed, each entry must be posted separately, and the company does not confirm receipt. Where the ticket costs less than a second class stamp, one letter earns more than one entry.
How many tickets can one person buy?+
Each listing shows its own cap. On 10 November 2026 the limits ran from 20 to 40 tickets per person, against competition totals of 149 to 749 tickets.
How are LXRY Competitions winners paid?+
The FAQ says winners are contacted by phone within seven days of closing, with a new winner chosen if the first cannot be reached within 14 days. Cash prizes need bank evidence within 14 days. No payout deadline is stated, and reviewers on Trustpilot describe quick payment.
In their own words
“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”
Trust Notes
PDD Trust Score 4.1/5 · Trustpilot 4.6. We score risk to you, not the star average. Strengths: every listing shows a ticket total, a sold count and a per-person limit, the terms state a free postal route and a random draw within seven days, a public winners list runs to 74 pages, and the company is an active Ltd with two named directors and no ASA ruling. What holds the score down: the company was incorporated in July 2025, only 20 Trustpilot reviews exist and all are 5-star, the site has no responsible-play page or spend limits beyond one FAQ line, and the terms carry no complaints procedure. Checked 10 November 2026.
Active draws from LXRY Competitions
1d 21h
Ticket £0.99Makita DLX2131TJ 18V Combi/Impact Twin Kit (2 x 5.0Ah Li-Ion batts)
Top prize odds 1 in 749