POKÉMON 30TH CELEBRATION BUNDLE | £13.5K+ WORTH OF INST WINS!
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What the numbers mean
At £0.79 a ticket across 37,999 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 1.22 — exceptional. A full sellout returns £30,019 against a stated prize value of £24,650.
Based on tickets sold so far, the current Value Ratio is 0.12 — about £3,002 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.
RaffledUp caps entries at 2,000 tickets per person on this draw. Use the odds calculator to work out your real win probability for any number of tickets.
How it compares
In our latest weekly comparison, this draw placed 6th of 159 live toy competitions on Value Ratio, ahead of 153 of them. Full ranking, updated daily: Toy competitions UK.
Prize details from RaffledUp
POKÉMON 30TH ANNIVERSARY
We are giving you the chance to win the Pokémon 30th Celebration Bundle, plus a chance at 1497 instant wins, for just £0.79
If you get a number that is assigned to an instant win, you win that prize.
This competition has a limited number of tickets and is drawn regardless of how many tickets are sold.
If the competition sells out earlier, the draw date may be brought forward
Prize Bundle Includes:
| 4 × Pokémon 30th Elite Trainer Box |
| Pokémon 30th Edition Sylveon EX Box |
| Pokémon 30th Edition Binder Collection |
| Pokémon 30th Edition Tin |
ONE LUCKY WINNER!
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