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The fight card

Pick your fighters. We score it round by round — same yardstick, no favourites — and call it on points.

8.4 /10 Rev Comps Contender
6.8 /10 Raffle House Prospect

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Round by round

Round 1

Value for money

7.4
6.0
Round 2

Competition variety

9.0
6.5
Round 3

Draw transparency

8.8
6.0
Round 4

Payouts & service

8.6
8.0
Round 5

Website & app

8.0
7.5

The judges’ totals

Rev Comps
Our score 8.4/10 Trust 50/100 Readers — Live comps 1
Raffle House
Our score 6.8/10 Trust 50/100 Readers — Live comps 0

On points: Rev Comps (8.4–6.8)

The tale of the tape

Founded 2019 2017
Ticket range £0.02 – £49.97 £10 – £75
Draw method Live draws on Facebook/Instagram with lottery ball machines; auto draws via random draw algorithm (RNG) Independent draw administered by Civica Election Services
Draw schedule Live Monday & Friday 9pm; auto draws 24/7 on sell-out or guaranteed date Dream Home draws run per campaign; subscribers entered into a weekly £1,000 Early Bird draw
Payments All major credit/debit cards Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal
Mobile app None Android
Free postal entry ✓ ✓
Instant wins ✗ —

Rev Comps

  • Twice-weekly live ball-machine draws plus constant auto draws
  • Clear entry lists and recent-winner proof throughout the site
  • Meaningful, ongoing charity donations

A long-running, car-first operator with heavyweight weekly live draws and brisk auto draws that keep the prizes flowing. Strong transparency and service, with a free post route and big charity totals, offset by high ticket caps on the flagship motors that naturally stretch the odds.

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Raffle House

  • Independent scrutineer and documented free postal entry
  • Weekly £1,000 Early Bird for subscribers
  • Android app and mainstream payment options

Raffle House is one of the longest‑running UK property prize outfits, now with an Android app, weekly subscriber perks and a clearly published free postal entry route. Value can be compelling if the main prize lands, but history shows you should read the small print on thresholds and cash alternatives before you punt.

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