
Click Competitions — How It Works
The complete guide to entering on Click Competitions — prices, draws, free entry and payouts.
At a glance
Overview
Click Competitions has run since 2020 on a reliability pitch: guaranteed draw dates with no extensions, published ticket counts, and penny-priced entries. In May 2025 it was acquired by Winvia Entertainment Group — the owners of BOTB.
It's also one of the few operators with visible player-safety tooling: spend limits, account locking and an anti-money-laundering policy.
Who runs it
Click Competitions was founded in 2020 by Justin Franklin and Daniel Oldham and acquired in May 2025 by Winvia Entertainment Group — the owners of BOTB — putting serious corporate infrastructure behind a site built on reliability.
How to enter
Register, pick a competition, buy tickets (mostly 10p–29p, up to about £9.95 on low-odds cash draws), answer the skill question and pay. Ticket numbers are allocated at entry.
Draws & winners
Draws happen on the advertised date regardless of sales — no extensions — via live social draws and scheduled random number generator draws.
Odds & transparency
Guaranteed no-extension draw dates are the core promise, ticket counts are published, and draws run on schedule via live streams and scheduled RNG draws whatever the sales.
Prizes
Cars and bikes, tax-free cash from £1,000 to £20,000+, tech, watches, gold and a busy instant-wins section.
Payouts & claiming
Fast — cash wins are frequently paid the same day, often within hours of verification. Cash alternatives are offered on most physical prizes.
Free entry route
Yes — a free postal entry route is clearly provided in each competition's terms.
Responsible play
The best in the sector: genuine spend limits, account self-locking and an anti-money-laundering policy — tools most rivals simply don't offer. Use them.
Support & contact
Responsive support through the site, with the operational backing of the Winvia group since the acquisition.
Community & live draws
A no-nonsense following that values the reliability pitch — regulars cite the never-extended draws as the reason they stay.
Extras worth knowing
Use the safer-play tools if they're useful to you — spend limits and self-locking are rare in this sector and worth taking advantage of.
Frequently asked questions
No — guaranteed, no-extension draw dates are the site's core promise; draws run on the advertised date whatever the ticket sales.
Since May 2025, Winvia Entertainment Group — the same group that owns BOTB. It was founded in 2020 by Justin Franklin and Daniel Oldham.
Yes — unusually for the sector, it offers spend limits and account locking, alongside an anti-money-laundering policy.
Justin Franklin and Daniel Oldham in 2020; the site joined BOTB under Winvia Entertainment Group's ownership in May 2025.
You can set deposit/spend limits or lock your account entirely from your account settings — rare responsible-play tooling for this sector.
