BOTB vs Rev Comps — which takes your tenner further?

Rev Comps takes it on points: 8.4 overall versus BOTB’s 8. If you want judged skill and Instant Wins under one roof, BOTB still earns your tenner.

The scorecard says…

Rev Comps wins the numbers fight. Overall: 8.4 to 8. Value: 7.4 to 7.2. Transparency: 8.8 to 8.5. Service: 8.6 to 7.5. Site: 8.0 to 7.8. Variety is a straight draw at 9–9. Trust Index? 50–50. On paper, that’s Rev Comps by a clear margin.

How they pick a winner

BOTB’s Dream Car is judged Spot the Ball by an independent panel with a lawyer present, with judging Monday and the reveal Tuesday off a Sun–Sun game week. Lifestyle is Wed–Wed with a verified draw within 48 hours (typically Friday). Dream Home runs monthly (1st–last day) with the winner named at the start of the following month. Lifestyle/Pass/House are independently verified by PromoVeritas, and BOTB’s Instant Wins use RNG at checkout.

Rev Comps runs live Facebook/Instagram ball-machine draws Monday and Friday at 9pm, plus auto RNG draws 24/7 on sell-out or guaranteed dates.

Winner: Rev Comps, for pace and on-site clarity backed by that 8.8 transparency (BOTB sits at 8.5).

What your quid buys

Ticket ranges are wide on both. BOTB goes from 20p (Easy Wins) to at least £1.35 on Lifestyle, with Dream Car tickets starting at 90p. Rev Comps spans £0.02 to £49.97. Both offer a free post route.

The catches are different. BOTB doesn’t publish odds for Spot the Ball, so value is hard to gauge. Rev Comps’ headline motors can carry very high ticket caps, which stretches the odds. The scoreboard still gives Value to Rev Comps, 7.4 versus 7.2.

Winner: Rev Comps.

Prizes, pace and Instants

Both operators are stacked, and both score 9 for Variety. BOTB mixes weekly judged Dream Car with Lifestyle, a monthly Dream Home and Instant Wins. Rev Comps is car-and-bike heavy with twice-weekly live draws and brisk auto draws keeping things moving.

Winner: Draw on Variety (9–9). If you live for Instant Wins, that’s BOTB — Rev Comps has none.

Pay, play and polish

BOTB gives you iOS and Android apps (Android via the site) plus Amex, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and Pay by Mobile. Rev Comps has no app and takes all major credit/debit cards.

Service and site metrics tilt it back: Rev Comps scores 8.6 for Service and 8.0 for Site, ahead of BOTB’s 7.5 and 7.8. On day-to-day smoothness and response, that edge matters.

Winner: Rev Comps.

The split verdict

Pick Rev Comps if you want fast, frequent draws and stronger operational numbers: Overall 8.4, Transparency 8.8, Service 8.6, Site 8.0, Value 7.4. Twice-weekly live ball-machine draws at 9pm, auto RNG draws around the clock, and a car/bike-first slate fit the “car and bike obsessives” bill.

Pick BOTB if you want judged skill plus Instants under one roof. It’s “best for skill fans chasing supercars”, with Dream Car Spot the Ball judged weekly, Instant Wins always on, Lifestyle at least £1.35, Dream Car from 90p, and a monthly Dream Home. Add iOS/Android apps and broader payment options if that’s how you like to spend your tenner.