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At £1.99 a ticket across 4,420 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 8795.80 — premium. A full sellout returns £8,796 against a stated prize value of £1.
Based on tickets sold so far, the current Value Ratio is 13.93 — about £14 taken to date. An undersold draw closing soon is where the real odds advantage sits, which is what our value ranking is built to surface.
Competition Go caps entries at 310 tickets per person on this draw. Use the odds calculator to work out your real win probability for any number of tickets.
Prize details from Competition Go
FOUR UNIQUE GOLD WINNERS: 1ST - 2026 FULL SOVEREIGN / 2ND - 2026 HALF SOVEREIGN / 3RD & 4TH PLACE: 1G GOLD BAR + 40 GOLD AND SILVER BAR INSTANT WINS - £1.99 Per Entry!The live draw for this Competition will be Sunday the 16th of August at 8PM via our Facebook & YouTube Page.WHAT DOES EACH WINNER RECEIVE1ST PLACE: 2026 FULL SOVEREIGNThe 2026 Sovereign is a British gold coin, minted by the Royal Mint. The weight of the coin is 7.98 grams with a fineness of 916.7 (22 carat gold), this means it contains 7.3224 grams of pure gold. The diameter of the coin is 22 mm. The Sovereigns have a face value of 1 Pound and are legal tender in the UK.The 2026 gold Sovereign marks a new chapter in this historic coin series, with a return to a yellow-gold alloy, and new design with advanced security features. The reverse uses the classic George & Dragon design by Pistrucci surrounded by new micro-text with the inscription 'HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE', the motto of the Order of the Garter. The obverse of the coin includes the official portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, while a new latent image below the monarch's effigy and a half-tone pattern provide additional authentication measures.Combined, the new colour and updated security features make the 2026 Sovereign coin a must-have for investors and collectors alike, and will further the coin's global appeal for years to come.2ND PLACE: 2026 HALF SOVEREIGNThe 2026 Half Sovereign is a British gold coin, minted by the Royal Mint. The weight of the coin is 3.99 grams with a fineness of 916.7 (22 carat gold), this means it contains 3.6612 grams of pure gold. The diameter of the coin is 19.3 mm. The Half Sovereigns have a face value of 50 Pence (1/2 a Pound) and are legal tender in the UK.The 2026 gold Half Sovereign marks a new chapter in this historic coin series, with a return to a yellow-gold alloy, and new design with advanced security features. The reverse uses the classic George & Dragon design by Pistrucci surrounded by new micro-text with the inscription 'HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE', the motto of the Order of the Garter. The obverse of the coin includes the official portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, while a new latent image below the monarch's effigy and a half-tone pattern provide additional authentication measures.Combined, the new colour and updated security features make the 2026 Half Sovereign coin a must-have for investors and collectors alike, and will further the coin's global appeal for years to come. For UK investors, the coin remains both VAT-free and exempt from CGT when selling, making it a tax-efficient option to consider.3RD & 4TH PLACE: 1G GOLD BARThe bar is made from 24ct solid gold bullion with a purity of 999.9. This level of purity means the bar is classed as an investment gold bar and therefore qualifies as VAT free gold in the UK
GUARANTEED WINNER. GUARANTEED DRAW DATE. NO EXTENSIONS!£750 Cash Alternative (1st Place) / £320 Cash Calternative (2nd Place) / £80 Cash Alternative (3rd & 4th Place)FOUR UNIQUE GOLD WINNERS: 1ST - 2026 FULL SOVEREIGN / 2ND - 2026 HALF SOVEREIGN / 3RD & 4TH PLACE: 1G GOLD BAR + 40 GOLD AND SILVER BAR INSTANT WINS Maximum 310 entries per person
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