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Pitstop Prizes Review
The promoter named in the terms, Big Trading Limited (13850703), is a live Sevenoaks company incorporated in January 2022 with nothing overdue at Companies House.
4.4/5Strong
Reviewed by Chanakya Goyal, Product & Growth Manager · Last updated October 2026How we reviewEstablished 2022
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Pitstop Prizes suits an F1 fan who wants a cheap shot at a race weekend, with caveats about how winners are shown. Big Trading Limited (13850703) was incorporated in January 2022 and its filings are on time, the terms name it as promoter at the Kent registered office, and an ASA rulings search for it returns nothing. Its Trustpilot score is strong, and recent winners talk about money arriving the next day or 'immediately after the prize draw ended'. Tickets run from 19p to £5, every card shows tickets sold against its cap, postal entry gets the same odds as a paid ticket, and the Responsible Play page lets you cap monthly spend or lock yourself out. The site tells two stories about how it draws: the How We Pick Winners page says comps.gg RNG with a signed, verifiable draw record, while the FAQ says it uses a random number picker shown live on Facebook, and the terms allow either without saying which applies where. The on-site winners page returned only instant wins on 30 October 2026; main-draw winners go out on Facebook and Instagram, and an entrant who asked for a winners list in July 2026 waited five weeks for an answer. Per-person limits reach 9,999 tickets on a 99,999-ticket draw, so set a monthly limit before buying.
Listing checks
4.4/5Our rating · Strong
4/4Listing checks met
- Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
- Established track recordTrading since 2022 · 4 years
- Trustpilot profile publicIndependent reviews — linked, not endorsed. Read them before entering.
- Active draws listed now2 live draws tracked right now
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
- Pitstop Prizes
- Specialism
- F1 and motorsport prize draws from Kent: race weekends for two with cash, signed memorabilia and team merch, with large instant-win pools behind each draw.
- Established
- 2022
- Our rating
- ★ 4.4 / 5
- Website
- Visit site
- Trustpilot
- View reviews
About Pitstop Prizes
Pitstop Prizes calls itself 'The Home of Motorsport Prizes' and its homepage leads with a 2027 Monaco race weekend for two with £1,000 at 59p a ticket, an Austria weekend with £500 at 65p, a £5,000 guaranteed cash draw at 99p, and thousands of instant wins behind them. It is run by Big Trading Limited, a Sevenoaks company on the register since January 2022, on the Comps.gg platform. Trustpilot gives it 4.7 from about 140 reviews (October 2026), with several winners describing cash arriving the next day or sooner.
Is Pitstop Prizes legit?
Trustpilot stands at 4.7 from about 140 reviews (October 2026), and none of the reviews PDD read describes an unpaid prize; two 1-star reviews concern an eBay order and a car deposit that the company says were posted against the wrong business. PDD found no ASA ruling against it. What you cannot do from the site alone is see who won the main draws: the Recent Winners page lists instant wins only, and you need the company's Facebook or Instagram for the rest.
Pros
- +4.7 on Trustpilot from about 140 reviews (October 2026), 94 per cent of them five stars, with recent winners describing payment the next day, a transfer straight after the draw ended and a £500 cash alternative paid without fuss.
- +The company behind it, Big Trading Limited (13850703), has accounts to 31 January 2026 already filed, and the terms name it as promoter with the Kent registered office.
- +Cheap entry for big-ticket prizes: 59p for the 2027 Monaco weekend plus £1,000 (or £3,500 cash), 65p for Austria, 99p for a £5,000 guaranteed cash draw, with tickets sold shown against the cap on every card.
- +A Responsible Play page with a monthly spend limit that cannot be raised for 30 days and a Take a Break option of 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or permanent, plus free postal entry on equal terms in section 4 of the T&Cs.
Cons
- −The site gives two accounts of how winners are picked (the How We Pick Winners page describes comps.gg RNG with a signed draw record, the FAQ a random number picker streamed on Facebook), and the on-site Recent Winners page returned only instant wins when PDD read it on 30 October 2026, with main-draw winners posted on Facebook and Instagram instead.
- −Per-person limits are generous to heavy buyers: the Monaco draw allows 9,999 tickets per user with no per-order limit against a 99,999 cap, and a 2024 reviewer already complained that big spenders dominate.
- −Only 17 of the 144 Trustpilot reviews are from the last 12 months, and the company has not recently invited customers to review.
- −The Postal Entry page says receipt is not confirmed, while the FAQ promises a confirmation email.
How to enter Pitstop Prizes draws
- Browse the active Pitstop Prizes draws below and pick one that suits you.
- Click through to Pitstop Prizes 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 Pitstop Prizes legit?+
Winners report cash landing the next day, and the paperwork checks out: Big Trading Limited (13850703) is a Sevenoaks company dating from January 2022 with filings up to date, the terms name it as promoter, the Trustpilot score is 4.7 with no unpaid-prize story among the reviews PDD read, and PDD found no ASA ruling against it. The gaps are presentational: big-prize winners appear on social media rather than the site, and the site gives two accounts of how it draws.
How do Pitstop Prizes draws work?+
You buy tickets from 19p, and the draw happens within 48 hours of the closing time or a sell-out, with every main prize drawn whatever the ticket sales. The How We Pick Winners page says comps.gg RNG settles the draw using the drand randomness beacon, with a Verify link on each results page; the FAQ says a random number picker is used live on the company's Facebook page, and the homepage lists live draws on Mondays at 9pm. Instant wins are revealed by lucky dip straight after checkout, and the Monaco draw had 7,811 of them.
Can you enter Pitstop Prizes for free?+
Post one unenclosed postcard per entry, first or second class, to PITSTOP PRIZES, Lynwood, Ash Lane, Kent, TN15 7EG; the Postal Entry page lists the details it must carry, including the exact competition title and your answer. Section 4 of the terms sets this route out, you need an account first, and each postal entry gets the same number of entries as a paid ticket. The Postal Entry page says no receipt is confirmed, while the FAQ says you get an email; keep proof of posting either way.
How fast does Pitstop Prizes pay out?+
Quickly, going by reviewers: 'the money in my account the very next day' (November 2025), a transfer 'immediately after the prize draw ended' (November 2025), cash within four hours of sending bank details on WhatsApp (January 2026). Physical prizes go by hand or courier with no timescale in the terms, Winners must respond within seven days of first notification (terms), and the FAQ says a draw may be re-run if a winner cannot be contacted within 21 days of the competition ending.
Is Pitstop Prizes gambling?+
It describes its competitions as skill-based and offers a free postal route, open to UK residents aged 18 or over, and its footer says it is 'a prize draw competition site, not a gambling site'. The label does not change the odds: a 59p Monaco ticket is one entry among up to 99,999, and the terms make every entry final with no withdrawal. The instant-win pools include cash, site credit and merchandise as prizes, so check what each draw offers before you buy, and set the monthly limit on the Responsible Play page before you start.
In their own words
“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”
Trust Notes
PDD Trust Score 4.4/5 · Trustpilot 4.7. Strengths: Big Trading Limited (13850703) is active with accounts to 31 January 2026 and a confirmation statement from December 2025, and the terms name it as promoter at the Kent registered office. Every competition card shows tickets sold against a published cap, a public winners page lists instant-win winners by name, prize and ticket number, and a Monday 9pm live draw is advertised on the homepage and FAQ. Free postal entry is in section 4 of the terms on equal odds with a dedicated Postal Entry page, the Responsible Play page gives a monthly spend limit (increases locked for 30 days) and self-exclusion from 24 hours to permanent, and recent winners report next-day or faster payment, with no complaint of a missing prize among the reviews PDD read. What holds the score down: the draw method is described one way on the RNG page (comps.gg, signed record) and another in the FAQ (random number picker live on Facebook); the on-site winners page returned only instant wins on 30 October 2026, with main-draw winners announced on social media and a July 2026 request for a winners list answered five weeks later; per-person limits run to 9,999 tickets on a 99,999-ticket draw; 17 reviews in the past 12 months; the postal page and FAQ disagree on whether receipt is confirmed; T&Cs 18.1 gives only an email address for complaints and no escalation steps; no GamCare or BeGambleAware link. Checked 30 October 2026.
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