7days Performance vs Bounty Competitions — where does your tenner work harder?

For raw day‑to‑day cash value, Bounty takes it on a 7.8 Value score to 7days’ 7.4. For variety, transparency and Android support, 7days edges it.

Both sit on 8.2 overall with a Trust Index of 50, so the swing is in the details. Here’s where your quid a line actually pulls weight.

Your tenner’s job: price and value

Tickets run cheaper at the floor on 7days — £0.02–£8.99 — versus Bounty’s £0.20–£9.99. But the Value sub‑scores say more about how far your bankroll goes: Bounty at 7.8 beats 7days at 7.4.

Both can stretch odds on the big stuff. Bounty’s own cons flag long odds on big cash pots (e.g. 75,000‑ticket £10k draws). 7days admits some headline comps carry very high entry caps.

Winner: Bounty for value (7.8 vs 7.4).

Prizes and pace

7days is built for Low‑cost high‑frequency draws and scores 9.2 for Variety against Bounty’s 9.0. Expect big‑ticket dream prizes, a Dream Home option, and chunky instant‑win scratch pots, with multiple evenings weekly around 9–10pm and extra automated daily runs.

Bounty’s best for Low‑cost daily cash, mixing cars, tech and the odd house. There are frequent daily cash draws (think £10k daily) and ‘Super Saturday’ weekends, with draws held within 72 hours of closing.

Both offer instant wins. If you want more categories and cadence options, 7days shades it.

Winner: 7days for variety (9.2 vs 9.0).

How they draw it: clarity and rules

7days draws live on Facebook/YouTube using RNG or a ball machine, and runs some automated draws via a GLI‑certified RNG. Their pros call out clear draw explanations. Transparency score: 7.8.

Bounty draws live on Facebook using Google’s RNG or a random ball machine, with entry lists and RNG verification highlighted in the pros. But the free‑postal entry route has strict account/timing rules, and draws can be brought forward after the initial four‑day postal period — that dents clarity for postals. Transparency score: 7.2.

Winner: 7days for transparency (7.8 vs 7.2).

Service, payouts and the faff

Service ratings flip the script: Bounty leads 8.7 to 7days’ 8.3, and its verdict notes strong service levels for regulars. 7days counters with “consistently fast payouts reported by winners” in its pros — solid, but the score gap stands.

Paying in: 7days takes credit/debit cards at checkout (brands not listed). Bounty runs debit cards, plus limited credit card use (up to £250/month and not for instant wins), and an on‑site wallet; no cash.

Apps: 7days is on iOS & Android. Bounty has iOS; Android is unconfirmed.

Winners: Bounty for service (8.7 vs 8.3). 7days for app coverage (iOS & Android).

Site feel and watching along

Site scores are level at 8.2 apiece. 7days mixes live streams (often Wed/Fri/Sun) with certified automated draws; Bounty is Facebook‑live theatre within 72 hours of a comp closing.

If you insist every draw is live on Facebook, Bounty suits. If you’re happy with GLI‑certified automation to keep the drumbeat daily, 7days suits.

Winner: Draw (both 8.2).

Who should pick which

• Pick Bounty Competitions if you live for low‑cost daily cash and Facebook‑live buzz, and want the stronger Service score (8.7) with the better Value score (7.8). Your tenner split at a quid a line finds plenty to do.
• Pick 7days Performance if you want low‑cost high‑frequency action across more prize types, instant‑win scratch pots and even a Dream Home, with higher Variety (9.2) and Transparency (7.8), plus an Android app. Micro‑stakes from £0.02 let you spray small entries widely.

Both are 8.2 overall with a Trust Index of 50. Choose Bounty for daily cash value and service; choose 7days for breadth, clarity, and app coverage.