Free 2x Epson Lifestudio Flex Oak Projectors, 2x Go Pro Mission 1 Pros, 2x Apple Airpods Pro 3s
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Free 2x Epson Lifestudio Flex Oak Projectors, 2x Go Pro Mission 1 Pros, 2x Apple Airpods Pro 3s

Wednesday, 9 September 2026 at 23:59Wednesday, 9 September 2026 at 23:59

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Ticket price£0.19
Max oddsIf every ticket sells
Current oddsOn tickets sold so far
Value RatioNo data

What the numbers mean

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Prize details from BOTB

Prefer skill to luck? Dream Car Competition The £1 Bundle Volkswagen Polo Black Edition + MacBook Pro + Mulberry Tote + £5k Cash Or take £24,000 cash £1.00 The £1.50 Bundle Mini John Cooper Works Electric + LG 4k TV + Tag Heuer Watch + £10k Cash Or take £38,000 cash £1.50 The £2 Bundle Cupra Terramar VZ1 + Horizon Hot Tub + Rolex Air King + £15k Cash Or take £52,000 cash £2.00 The £2.50 Bundle Land Rover Defender 90 + Sony Camera Kit + Cartier Watch + 17.5k Cash Or take £64,000 cash £2.50 The £3 Bundle Ford Mustang Dark Horse + Alienware PC + Rolex GMT Master II + £20k Cash Or take £77,000 cash £3.00 The £3.50 Bundle Audi R8 V10 + Triumph Trident + Diamond Ring + £23k Cash Or take £89,000 cash £3.50 The £4.50 Bundle Jeep Buzz SV Wrangler Edition + Home Gym Bundle + Rolex Submariner + £26k Cash Or take £113,000 cash £4.50

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