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Raffle Town Review
On the evidence available, Raffle Town looks like a legitimate operator, but it is too new to be proven.
4.0/5Strong
Visit Raffle Town →Why we rate it that way
Raffle Town is a brand-new operator with a transparent set-up on paper: a named registered company, a free postal route on its draws, published ticket allocations and verifiably random winner selection. It also runs genuinely free draws, which costs players nothing to try. The catch is age: it launched in 2026, so there is no track record of paid-out winners or independent reviews to check yet. A free draw is a low-risk way to try it; be more cautious with paid entries until it has a history.
Trust scorecard
4.0/5Our rating · Strong
3/4Trust checks passed
- Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
- Established track recordTrading since 2026
- Trustpilot profile publicNo public Trustpilot profile found
- Active draws listed now1 live draw 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
- Raffle Town
- Specialism
- Cash prize draws and instant-win games, including free-to-enter draws — a brand-new 2026 operator that publishes its ticket allocations for transparency.
- Established
- 2026
- Our rating
- ★ 4.0 / 5
- Website
- Visit site
About Raffle Town
Raffle Town is a new UK prize-draw and instant-win site run by Micro Drama Limited, a company registered in England & Wales. It runs main prize draws alongside instant-win games, and every draw can be entered online or through a free postal route. It also runs completely free draws, such as a £1,000 cash draw with one free entry per person. Raffle Town says instant-win prizes are allocated to ticket numbers before a game opens and that main-draw winners are picked at random from a publicly verifiable source of randomness, with a page listing every entry.
Is Raffle Town legit?
It is run by Micro Drama Limited (Company No. 16916938), registered in England & Wales, offers a free postal entry route, and says winners are drawn using publicly verifiable randomness with every entry viewable. What it does not have yet is a track record: it launched in 2026 and we could not find an established body of independent reviews. Its free draws are the lowest-risk way to try it.
Pros
- +Runs genuinely free draws — for example a £1,000 cash draw with one free entry per person.
- +Free postal entry route available on its prize draws.
- +Says instant-win prizes are allocated to ticket numbers before a game opens, and lets you view every entry for transparency.
- +Named operating company registered in England & Wales, with its company number published on the site.
Cons
- −Brand new (2026) — no track record of paid-out winners or established independent reviews yet.
- −Free draws have very long odds: the £1,000 free draw allows up to 200,000 entries.
- −Its Keys & Vaults rewards feature is advertised but not live yet ('coming soon').
How to enter Raffle Town draws
- Browse the active Raffle Town draws below and pick one that suits you.
- Click through to Raffle Town 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 Raffle Town legit?+
It appears legitimate but is too new to be proven. Raffle Town is run by Micro Drama Limited (Company No. 16916938), registered in England & Wales, and offers a free postal entry route and verifiably random draws. It launched in 2026, so there is little independent track record yet — free draws are the lowest-risk way to try it.
Who owns Raffle Town?+
Raffle Town is operated by Micro Drama Limited, Company No. 16916938, registered in England & Wales at Unit 2, Television Centre, 101 Wood Ln, London, W12 7FA.
Is the Raffle Town £1,000 free draw really free?+
Yes. It costs nothing to enter: one free entry per person online, or by the free postal route. The draw allows up to 200,000 entries in total, so the odds are long, and the winner is drawn on 30 November 2026.
How does Raffle Town pick winners?+
Raffle Town says instant-win prizes are allocated to specific ticket numbers before a game opens, and the main-draw winner is picked at random after it closes using an independent, publicly verifiable source of randomness. It also publishes the full list of entries for each draw.
Can I enter Raffle Town draws for free by post?+
Yes. Raffle Town's prize draws can be entered online or with a free postal entry; the postal details are in its terms and conditions. Postal entries go into the main draw and any instant-win result appears in your account once processed.
How old do you have to be to enter Raffle Town?+
You must be 18 or over. Raffle Town says entries from anyone under 18 are void and refunded.
In their own words
“Free and low-cost prize draws with instant wins”
Trust Notes
Operated by Micro Drama Limited (Company No. 16916938), registered in England & Wales at Unit 2, Television Centre, 101 Wood Ln, London, W12 7FA. Support: support@raffletown.co.uk.
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