Is Win Me A Prize legit?

Quick verdict

Win Me A Prize is a UK prize competition operator listed in Competition Showroom's verified directory. We track their live draws in real time and calculate the Value Ratio for every competition they run, so you can compare them objectively against other UK operators before entering.

About Win Me A Prize

Explore competitions from Win Me A Prize, one of the UK's leading prize draw platforms. Real-time updates on all their current offerings.

How we know they're legitimate

UK prize competition operators must comply with the Gambling Act 2005, which requires either a genuine element of skill or a free postal entry route on equivalent terms to be classified as a legal prize competition rather than an illegal lottery. Win Me A Prize operates publicly at winmeaprize.com and we are able to reliably surface their live competition data, ticket counts, and prize values — which is the prerequisite for inclusion in our directory.

Before entering any UK prize competition, we recommend you check the operator's terms and conditions for: their free postal entry route, their draw method (typically live on social media), and historical winners. See our FAQ for more on UK competition site legitimacy.

Live Win Me A Prize competitions

These are the 8 Win Me A Prize draws we're currently tracking, sorted by Value Ratio (best first). A lower Value Ratio means more of the entry money goes back to the prize pool. View all on the live aggregator →

• £500 Tax Free Cash!VR 2.36£0.59
• £200 Tax Free Cash!VR 2.48£0.99
• Philips Series 7000!VR —£2.00
• Dualit Frother Max!VR —£1.50
• Airpods!VR —£2.00
• FujiFilm Instax Mini 12!VR —£1.50
• Sony WH-CH720N!VR —£1.00
• BaByliss Airstyle 1000 Collection!VR —£1.50

How Win Me A Prize compares

The Value Ratio lets you compare Win Me A Prize's draws directly against every other UK operator we track. Their current average Value Ratio across live draws is 2.42. A VR of 1.0 is the break-even point for the operator; lower is better for the entrant.

Compare Win Me A Prize against the full UK market →