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We list live UK prize draws from operators we have reviewed. Competitions that have sold out, closed, or have no working entry link are filtered out so you only see draws you can still enter.
Use the sort and filter options to order draws by odds or narrow them by prize type. Smaller ticket caps mean better odds per ticket. Our Live Odds page ranks draws by the chance each ticket has right now.
Many prizes, such as cars or holidays, come with an optional cash alternative. If you win, you can choose the cash amount instead of the physical prize. The amount is set by the operator and is shown on each competition where available.
It depends on the operator's terms. Some draws go ahead regardless, which can improve your odds. Others may extend the draw date or award a cash prize instead. Always check the terms on the operator's site before entering.
It may have sold out, closed, or come from an operator we do not yet list. We add new operators after checking their trust signals, so not every UK draw appears on RaffleScout.
Most UK prize draws offer a free entry route, usually by post. The operator's terms explain the exact address and what to include. A free entry has the same chance of winning as a paid ticket, but it must arrive before the draw closes.
Prize winnings in the UK are generally not subject to income tax or capital gains tax. However, if you later earn interest, rent or profit from what you won, that income can be taxable. Check GOV.UK or a tax adviser if you are unsure about your situation.