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At £0.05 a ticket across 1,700,000 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 3.09 — fair value. A full sellout returns £85,000 against a stated prize value of £27,500.
Based on tickets sold so far, the current Value Ratio is 0.00 — about £0 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.
LLF Games caps entries at 20,000 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 LLF Games
WIN THIS 510BHP NISSAN R33 GT-R + £1,500 TOWARDS RUNNING COSTS 🎟️ TICKETS JUST 5P! 🎟️ 💷 £27,500 CASH ALTERNATIVE 💷 It’s JDM Dream Car time again at LLF Games, and this one is right up there as one of the all-time legends. This genuine 1995 Nissan Skyline R33 GT-R V-Spec, finished in stunning Deep Marine Blue and now packing an RB26 single-turbo punch, could be yours for just 5p. We’ll even throw in an extra £1,500 towards running costs! But if this piece of JDM royalty isn’t for you, we’ve got £27,500 tax-free cash waiting for the winner if they leave us with the keys. The legendary 2.6-litre RB26DETT has been converted from the factory twin-turbo arrangement to a serious single-turbo setup, running a comfortable 510bhp but capable of handling a staggering 650bhp should the winner want to turn it up even more. It’s mounted to a 6Boost exhaust manifold with a TiAL external wastegate, while custom inlet, intercooler, downpipe and wastegate fabrication ties the package together. A huge front-mount intercooler and DeatschWerks 1000cc injectors complete the headline hardware. Add the 5-speed manual, ATTESA AWD and V-Spec drivetrain, and you’ve got all the ingredients that make a proper GT-R V Spec so special. Importantly, it’s had plenty of mechanical attention too. Immediately before the turbo work it received a cambelt kit, water pump, plugs, filters and fresh fluids throughout, including the gearbox, transfer box, differentials and ATTESA system. And just look at it. Deep Marine Blue, bronze Rota five-spokes, extended front splitter and yellow-tinted lights give it that perfect 90s Jap scene finish, and it’s exactly how we’d style a GT-R ourselves. A genuine R33 GT-R V-Spec, 510bhp, £1,500 towards running costs and just 5p to enter. Or if you can somehow bring yourself to leave the Skyline with us, take £27,500 tax-free cash instead. Get your tickets locked in and best of luck! NISSAN SKYLINE R33 GT-R V-SPEC 1995 Deep Marine Blue (BN6) 510bhp Comprehensive Service History 119K (mix of miles/km) ENGINE RB26DETT 2.6L Twin-Cam Straight-Six Single Turbo Conversion 600 – 650bhp Capability 6Boost RB26 Exhaust Manifold TiAL External Wastegate Custom Turbo Inlet Custom Turbo-to-Intercooler Pipework Custom Downpipe / Turbo Exhaust Fabrication Custom Wastegate Pipework Turbo Oil & Coolant Lines Large Front-Mount Intercooler Performance Air Filter DeatschWerks 1000cc Injectors Catch Tank NGK BKR7EIX Spark Plugs Cambelt Kit Water Pump Replaced Nissan L248 Premixed Coolant Engine Oil & Filter Service Fuel Filter Replaced TRANSMISSION 5-Speed Manual Gearbox ATTESA All-Wheel Drive V-Spec Drivetrain Gearbox Fluid Changed Transfer Box Fluid Changed Front Differential Fluid Changed Rear LSD Fluid Changed ATTESA System Fluid Changed SUSPENSION, HANDLING & BRAKES Lowered Suspension Brake Fluid Changed Front Inner & Outer CV Boots Replaced Front CV Joint Replaced EXTERIOR Deep Marine Blue (BN6) Original R33 GT-R Body Styling Extended Black Front Splitter Bronze Rota 5-Spoke Wheels Dunlop Tyres Yellow-Tinted Headlights Orange / Yellow Fog Lights
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