BOTB vs Click Competitions — where should your tenner go?

For most punters, Click Competitions is the better home for your tenner, scoring 8.4 overall to BOTB’s 8. If you want a judged Spot the Ball for dream cars, BOTB still rules that niche.

Value: how far your quid goes

Click wins on value: 7.9 vs BOTB’s 7.2. Tickets start at £0.01 and run to £9.95, so you can have a wee flutter for pennies or step up when it suits. BOTB ranges from 20p (Easy Wins) to at least £1.35 (Lifestyle), with Dream Car tickets starting at 90p. Both offer free postal entries and instant wins, but Click is “best for cheap daily instant wins” by its own brief, and the scores back it.

Picking winners: skill or RNG, and who checks

Different games, different guts. BOTB’s Dream Car is Spot the Ball judged by an independent panel with a lawyer present; Lifestyle/Pass/House are random draws independently verified by PromoVeritas; Instant Wins are RNG ticket-number matching at checkout. Click runs a certified RNG with live draws on Facebook Tue/Wed/Sat and autodraws on other days, plus entry lists and results published. On transparency the numbers are tight, but Click edges it 8.6 to 8.5. If you want skill-based judging and published panels, that’s BOTB’s lane.

Prizes, pace and schedule

Variety is a dead heat at 9–9. BOTB runs Dream Car Sun–Sun (judged Monday, reveal Tuesday), Lifestyle Wed–Wed (draw within 48 hours, typically Friday), a monthly Dream Home (1st–last day, winner announced at the start of the following month), and continuous instant wins. Click fires live on Tue, Wed and Sat evenings, with autodraws filling the rest — and right now shows 1 live comp to BOTB’s 0. If you like a constant drumbeat, Click is pacier; if you like weekly rhythm and a big monthly house shot, BOTB has you.

Service, site and how you pay

Click is ahead on service and user experience: Service 8.3 vs BOTB’s 7.5; Site 8.2 vs 7.8. Payments swing the other way: BOTB takes Amex, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and Pay by Mobile. Click lists credit/debit cards at checkout and withdrawals to bank accounts. Both have iOS & Android apps, but there are caveats: BOTB’s Android is distributed via its site and some users report app/UX issues; Click promotes an Android app with no obvious Play Store link. Call it Click for support and smoothness; BOTB for payment flexibility.

Trust, age and credibility

Trust Index is level at 50–50. BOTB brings pedigree — founded in 1999 and billed as the longest‑running brand with a credible winners archive and independent verification — while Click (founded 2020) counters with live draws and clear entry lists/results. Both offer free postal entry. On pure trust scoring it’s a draw; on longevity, BOTB carries the weight.

Split verdict: who should pick which

• Pick Click Competitions if you want cheap daily instant wins, the strongest value (7.9), better service (8.3) and site (8.2), with transparent, certified RNG and live draws three nights a week. Ticket range £0.01–£9.95 keeps your spend flexible.
• Pick BOTB if you’re a skill fan chasing supercars. You get a polished, lawyer‑witnessed Spot the Ball, PromoVeritas‑verified random draws, broader payment options, weekly Dream Car/Lifestyle and a monthly Dream Home — all from a brand dating back to 1999. You’re trading headline value (7.2) for judged play and pedigree.