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Elite Competitions caps entries at 1,000 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 Elite Competitions
The Ultimate Pokemon Spin To Win Wheel
Pokémon cards aren’t just childhood nostalgia anymore, they’ve become some of the most sought-after collectibles on the planet, with rare cards changing hands for thousands, tens of thousands and, in some cases, even more. Now you’ve got the chance to land a serious piece of Pokémon history for a fraction of the value. This wheel is stacked with prizes collectors dream about pulling. One spin could put an incredible card straight into your collection, so if you grew up ripping packs, chasing Charizards or you just know the value these cards can hold, this is one you seriously don’t want to miss.
Top 5 Cards up for grabs:
Pokemon *PSA10 Umbreon Vmax
Pokemon *PSA10 Giratina V
Pokemon *PSA10 Bubble Mew Ex
Pokemon *PSA10 Rayquaza VMAX
Pokemon *PSA10 Mega Charizard X Ex
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Have the chance to win on our Spin To Win wheel.
This competition features 50,000x prizes, ready to be won instantly!
Also, every spin you purchase also enters you into an end draw for £500 on the 26th October 2026.
Take a Spin for a Chance to Win!
A thrilling way to win incredible prizes! With each spin, you have the chance to win a variety of prizes, including a number of top prizes. Every spin is completely random, so the excitement never stops!
How It Works:
🎡 Purchase Your Spins: Buy spins and get ready to test your luck - you can use them right away!
🎡 Spin Individually or Use Turbo Mode: Prefer to spin one at a time? Go for it! Want to speed things up? Activate Turbo Mode, and all your spins will be used instantly, revealing your prizes in seconds.
🎡 30-Minute Spin Window: Once you purchase spins, you’ll have 30 minutes to use them. If you don’t use all your spins in time, don’t worry! The system will automatically check for you, and any prizes you win will be available in your My Account section.
🎡 Fair & Random Every Time: Our wheel is 100% random, and each spin generates prizes independently - meaning every spin is a fresh chance to win, including one of the 10 top prizes!
Don’t miss out on the fun - grab your spins and start winning today!
What are Spin To Win competitions?
- Purchase a Spin and spin the wheel with the chance of winning big!
Can I win more than 1 prize?
- Yes, the more Spins you buy, the greater the chance you’ll have to win
How will I know if I’ve won?
- If your luck is in, the wheel will land one a prize and you will see the results on your screen. The team will then contact you within 24 hours to arrange your prize. You can also check your wins in “My account” and then clicking “InstaWins”.
How many Spins can I have?
- A player can have a maximum of 1,000 Spins on the competition wheel.
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The total amount of Spins: 100,000
Entry price: £1
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• We accept Visa, MasterCard and Apple Pay.
• The £500 Cash end prize is a guaranteed draw on 26th October 2026 at 11pm, the entire prize will be won regardless of ticket sales and the winner will be chosen at random using our Auto-Draw mechanism.
• You will receive an email confirmation of your spins. You will also be able to view these in ‘Your Account > My Tickets'
• Amount of winners: This competition will have up to 50,001 Winners.
• For free entry please see our T&Cs.
Description as published by the operator. Always check their own terms, draw date and free postal entry route before entering.
Is Elite Competitions legit?
Elite Competitions is listed in Competition Showroom's verified operator directory, which means we can reliably surface their live ticket counts and prize values. UK prize competitions must offer either a genuine element of skill or a free postal entry route to stay legal under the Gambling Act 2005. Read our full Elite Competitions review →