Why fishing comps often have better odds
Fishing comps are run by smaller, specialist sites. Fewer people enter them than the big car draws, so the number of tickets sold is often low. A bivvy or a rod set at a projected 1 in 150 is common. A supercar at that number is rare.
Check these before you enter
- Is it new or used? Some tackle prizes are ex-demo. The comp page should say.
- Postage. Bait boats and bedchairs are big. Check delivery is included.
- Guaranteed draw. We only list comps that draw on the date, sold out or not.
- Free entry route. UK prize comps should offer a free postal entry. Look for it in the terms.
Questions
Where are the best odds on carp fishing competitions?
Comp Tracker checks 533 UK comp sites, including the specialist carp and tackle sites, and ranks fishing comps by projected odds at the draw.
Are fishing competitions legit?
Most are run by small UK businesses. We check each site before we list it: a real company, clear terms, a free entry route and a draw that goes ahead on the date.
Why do the odds keep changing?
Projected odds are our estimate from tickets sold so far and how fast they are selling. They move as tickets sell and settle in the last few hours.