Lucky Charm Raffles Review
An independent look at Lucky Charm Raffles: who runs it, how the draws work, what it costs and whether it is a legit UK competition site.
Yes, Lucky Charm Raffles is a legitimate UK prize competition site. It is also a small, newer operator, so it has a shorter track record than the biggest names in the market. Its tickets are among the cheapest we have seen, and its prizes are smaller to match: think cash, tech, gift cards and homeware rather than supercars and houses.
Key Facts
- Company: Lucky Charm Raffles Ltd (company number 17083075)
- Based: Hull, East Yorkshire
- Gov Voluntary Code: Yes, added as a signatory on GOV.UK in May 2026
- Draw type: Weekly live draw on Mondays at 7pm, plus auto draws and instant wins
- Entry: Skill question on every entry, with free postal entry on every competition
- Who can enter: UK residents aged 18 and over
- Prize focus: Cash, tech, gaming, gift cards, Jellycat, Lego and homeware
- Prize delivery: Free within the UK
Prize Range
Lucky Charm Raffles focuses on everyday prizes rather than cars or property. The site also runs cash competitions and instant win games.
Ticket prices are low. A cheap ticket does not always mean better odds.
Prizes cannot usually be swapped for cash unless the competition page says so, so do not assume a cash alternative is available.
How Lucky Charm Raffles Draws Work
Winners are drawn whether or not all tickets sell. Competitions close when all tickets sell or when the closing time on the competition page is reached. Most dated competitions we checked closed at 6:30pm.
Before paying, you answer a multiple choice skill question. A wrong answer means your entry is not included in the draw. Your ticket numbers are shown after purchase and sent by email.
Some competitions work differently. Auto draws run once all tickets have sold, so they may not have a fixed date. Instant win games pay prizes on specific ticket numbers, and some also include a final draw. Read the rules on each competition page before you enter.
How to Enter Lucky Charm Raffles for Free
Every Lucky Charm Raffles competition has a free postal entry route. Send a postcard or sealed envelope by First or Second Class post with your full name, full address, email address, contact phone number and the name of the competition. You are limited to one free entry per household, per competition. Your entry must arrive before the competition closes, and valid postal entries have the same chance of winning as paid entries.
View the Lucky Charm Raffles free entry route ->
Trustpilot Analysis
Lucky Charm Raffles had a small number of Trustpilot reviews when we checked, so treat its score with more caution than a score built on thousands of reviews. The reviews we read praised the range of prizes and the live draws, but a small sample cannot tell you much about how problems are handled. Read the latest reviews before you enter.
Read Lucky Charm Raffles reviews on Trustpilot ->
Government Voluntary Code
The code covers standards for prize draw operators, and we check signatory status against GOV.UK rather than relying on what operators say. The code is voluntary, so signing it is a useful trust signal but not the same as being licensed.
View the Voluntary Code on GOV.UK ->
Responsible Play
Customers can also ask for a longer exclusion of 6 months, 12 months or permanently. The operator points players to GamCare and BeGambleAware for support.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Confirmed signatory to the Government Voluntary Code
- Ticket caps and sold counts shown on competition pages
- Free postal entry on every competition, with equal chances of winning
- Weekly live draws, with published winners and draw results
- Terms say low ticket sales alone are not a reason to extend a closing date
- Purchase breaks and monthly spending limits are built into your account
- Free prize delivery within the UK
Cons
- Newer, smaller operator with a shorter track record than the biggest sites
- Small number of Trustpilot reviews at the time of our check
- No cars, houses or other life-changing prizes
- Cash alternatives are not standard
- Some cheap competitions have very high ticket caps, so low prices can hide long odds
- Auto draws may have no fixed draw date
- Instant win, final draw and auto draw formats can be confusing for new players
- Entries are non-refundable except in limited cases
- Its FAQ and draw results pages describe the random number process in different ways, so we would like to see this explained more clearly
Our Verdict
Lucky Charm Raffles is a good fit if you want low-cost entries for everyday prizes, and you value a Voluntary Code signatory with live draws and clear responsible play tools. It is less suited to anyone chasing a car or a large cash prize, or anyone who wants an operator with years of history and thousands of reviews. Check the ticket cap and format on each competition before you enter, and only spend what you can comfortably afford to lose.