Click Competitions vs McKinney Competitions — where does your tenner go further?

Click Competitions takes the win on scores and value. McKinney is your pick if you’re chasing mega prizes and a visible 2% cashback, but it trails on transparency and price-per-ticket.

Scores on the board

On the headline numbers, Click leads: 8.4 overall versus McKinney’s 7.8. It also sweeps the sub-scores: Value 7.9 vs 7.3, Variety 9.0 vs 8.6, Transparency 8.6 vs 7.2, Service 8.3 vs 7.9, and Site 8.2 vs 8.1. That’s a clean points decision to Click.

Your tenner: price and value

Ticket ranges tell the story. Click runs from £0.01 to £9.95 — proper penny-line stuff at the bottom end. McKinney spans £0.09 to £99.97, so your stake can climb fast. The Value sub-score backs that up: Click 7.9 beats McKinney 7.3. McKinney also flags “very large ticket caps on mega draws reduce value per ticket”, while Click’s pros highlight “very low entry prices across a wide prize range”. If you’re squeezing every quid, Click is the better grind.

Prizes, pace and draws

Both do instant wins. Both run plenty of action. Click actually posts the higher Variety score at 9.0 (McKinney 8.6), helped by “daily action” and a mix of live and autodraws. Live draws are Tue/Wed/Sat evenings on Facebook, with certified RNG and autodraws on other days shown on each comp. McKinney’s angle is big-prize breadth — houses, cars, cash — with evening draws most nights, many cash autodraws at 9pm and larger draws around 10:30pm, plus a visible 2% cashback promo. If you want mega comps and a nightly routine, that’s McKinney’s turf; for brisk daily movement at low stakes, it’s Click.

Transparency and trust

Click wins this by a distance: 8.6 vs McKinney’s 7.2 for Transparency. Click’s entry lists and draw results are “published and easy to find”. McKinney does well on basics — “clear free postal route and visible live-draw links” — but the score gap is clear. Trust Index is level at 50 apiece, so perceived trust outside the scoring is a draw.

Site, apps and payments

Click edges the Site (8.2 vs 8.1) and Service (8.3 vs 7.9) scores, and it has apps on iOS & Android — though they admit the Android Play Store link isn’t obvious. McKinney has no app. Both take debit/credit cards and offer a free postal route. Click also states withdrawals to bank accounts. McKinney has PayPal mentioned by reviewers, but no app support listed.

Split verdict: pick your operator

• Pick Click Competitions if you want cheap daily instant wins, the best Value score (7.9), top Variety (9.0), stronger Transparency (8.6) and mobile apps. Ticket prices from £0.01–£9.95 suit small, frequent punts.
• Pick McKinney Competitions if you’re a big-prize variety hunter who likes nightly action, huge comps (even with high ticket caps) and the sweetener of a visible 2% cashback. You’ll trade some value (7.3) and transparency (7.2) for scale and spectacle.