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At £3.00 a ticket across 33,333 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 2.00 — great value. A full sellout returns £99,999 against a stated prize value of £50,000.
Prime Court Competitions caps entries at 500 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 Prime Court Competitions
🎯 £50,000 PADEL SPIN 2 WIN 🎯
£50,000 worth of prizes up for grabs for just £3 per entry!
We’ve loaded the wheel with some of the biggest prizes we’ve ever offered, including the latest 2026 padel rackets from NOX, Adidas, Babolat and Bullpadel, premium padel bags, shoes, ball bundles, store vouchers and more.
🏆 £50,000 Prize Pool🎟️ Only 33,333 Entries Available💰 Every Ticket Has A Chance To Win🏁 Competition Ends: 4th October 2026 8PM💷 £200 Cash End Prize Guaranteed
Featured Prizes Include:
✅ LTD EDITION RACKETS ✅ NOX AT10 Luxury Genius 12K Alum Xtreme 2026 Rackets✅ Adidas Metalbone & Adipower Rackets✅ Babolat Air, Counter & Technical Veron Rackets✅ Bullpadel Neuron, XPLO, Vertex & Indiga Models✅ 100 x £50 Padel Store Vouchers✅ Bullpadel Shoes✅ Padel Bags & Backpacks✅ Ball Bundles & Accessories✅ Plus Hundreds More Prizes!
With over £50,000 worth of prizes available, this is one of our biggest racket sports competitions to date.
Once all entries are sold, or the competition reaches its end date, we’ll conduct our LIVE draw and one lucky winner will also walk away with the £200 cash end prize.
Good luck from the team at PrimeCourt Competitions, the UK’s #1 racket sports competition site!
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