Apple MacBook Neo
Rafflee·Tech·Live Draw

Apple MacBook Neo

Monday, 23 November 2026 at 23:00Monday, 23 November 2026 at 23:00
0% sold2,899 tickets left

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Ticket price£0.49
Max odds1 in 2,900If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 1On tickets sold so far
Value Ratio2.54Fair value

What the numbers mean

At £0.49 a ticket across 2,900 tickets, this draw has a Value Ratio of 2.54 — fair value. A full sellout returns £1,421 against a stated prize value of £560.

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.

Rafflee caps entries at 1,429 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 109th of 275 live tech competitions on Value Ratio, ahead of 166 of them. Full ranking, updated daily: Tech competitions UK.

Prize details from Rafflee

Apple MacBook Neo Flip open the Apple MacBook Neo (2026, A18 Pro, 13-inch, subject to availability) and feel a laptop built for how you actually live. The A18 Pro chip powers through creative work, streaming and side-hustles without a flicker, while the crisp Liquid Retina display shows a billion colours in bright, buttery detail. Feather-light in Silver, Blush, Citrus or Indigo, with 16 hours of battery and Apple Intelligence built in. Café, sofa, airport lounge — sorted. Cash alternative Don't fancy a new Macbook Neo? Take £560 cash instead. or £560 cash Free delivery available to addresses within the United Kingdom.

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