Nintendo Switch 2 with Choice of Game
In The Kitchen Draw·Tech·Live Draw

Nintendo Switch 2 with Choice of Game

Closes in 5 daysTuesday, 11 August 2026 at 20:00
3% sold290 tickets left

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Ticket price£2.99
Max odds1 in 300If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 10On tickets sold so far
Value RatioNo data

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Prize details from In The Kitchen Draw

Step into the next generation of hybrid gaming with an upgraded console package designed to deliver high-definition handheld play and high-performance television output. Full detail below. Prize RRP has been calculated based on Mario Kart World price – winner can choose any Switch 2 game available for digital download. Draw has website credit spot prizes – please see details in Spot Prizes section below. Draw will also have two runners up who will receive £5 website credit each. The runner up prizes are awarded to the closest valid entries on either side of the winning ticket number. If a neighbouring number has no entry, the prize moves to the next closest valid ticket. This system loops, meaning if ticket 1 wins, the last allocated ticket is considered its immediate neighbour. Entries are allocated randomly. The draw will be conducted using a random number generator to select a winning entry and prizes are awarded in accordance with the laws of chance. Full Competition Terms and Conditions are below.

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