What makes a good car competition?
The prize is only half the story. Two comps can offer the same car, but one sells 3,000 tickets and the other sells 40,000. That is the difference between a projected 1 in 3,000 and a projected 1 in 40,000 for one ticket.
We read the tickets sold on each comp, work out how fast they are selling, and project the odds at the draw. Then we put the best ones at the top.
Check these before you enter
- Guaranteed draw date. We only list comps where the draw happens on the date, sold out or not.
- Cash alternative. Many car comps offer cash instead. Handy if you don't need a car.
- Max tickets. A low cap means your odds can't get worse than that number.
- Free entry route. UK prize comps should offer a free postal entry. Look for it in the terms.
Questions
Where can I find car competitions with the best odds?
Comp Tracker checks 400+ UK comp sites and ranks car competitions by projected odds at the draw, so the best chances are at the top.
Do car competitions have to draw on the date?
Not all of them. Some extend if they don't sell out. We only list comps with a guaranteed draw date.
What are projected odds?
Our estimate of your chance with one ticket when the comp closes, based on tickets sold so far and how fast they are selling. It is an estimate, not a promise.