Rev Comps vs Click Competitions — which gives your tenner more?

Pick Click Competitions if you want low-cost spins and daily action. Pick Rev Comps if you’re here for big motors and heavyweight live draws.

Your tenner: prices and value

On price, Click is built for small stakes. Its ticket range is “£0.01 – £9.95” and it scores “7.9” for Value. Rev runs dearer headliners at times — “£0.02 – £49.97” — and posts a lower Value score of “7.4”. Click also offers instant wins (“yes”) for quick-turnover punts; Rev doesn’t (“no”). If you’re stretching a fiver, Click gives you more lines more often.

Winner: Click Competitions.

Prizes and pace

Both serve up range: Variety is “9” vs “9”. Pace is where they split. Rev’s rhythm is big-show: live draws “Monday & Friday 9pm” plus auto draws “24/7 on sell-out or guaranteed date”. Click keeps the week buzzing with live Facebook draws on “Tue, Wed & Sat evenings” and autodraws the other days, and those instant-win drops add daily juice. For constant action and more live nights, Click edges it.

Winner: Click Competitions.

Draws and proof

Rev leans on old-school theatre with lottery ball machines for live draws, backed by an RNG for autos. Click uses a certified RNG, plus live draws three nights a week. On openness, both publish entry lists and results, but the scores nudge it: Transparency “8.8” for Rev vs “8.6” for Click. If you like to see the balls drop, Rev’s twice-weekly shows are the sturdier watch.

Winner: Rev Comps.

Site, apps and payments

Click’s site edges Rev’s — Site “8.2” vs “8.0” — and it has apps on “iOS & Android”. Rev has “None”. Payments are straight: Rev takes “All major credit/debit cards”; Click lists “Credit/debit cards via online checkout; withdrawals to bank accounts”. Both offer a free postal route (“yes”). Click’s con is niggly — the Android app is promoted but there’s “no obvious Play Store link” — but it still wins usability.

Winner: Click Competitions.

Service and the big-draw caveat

Service scores tip to Rev — “8.6” vs Click’s “8.3” — with strong site proof and ongoing charity donations highlighted in its pros. Trust is level at a Trust Index of “50” each. Rev’s one warning label is right there in its cons: headline car draws can carry “very high ticket caps”, which naturally stretch the odds. Click’s knocks are softer: payment options beyond cards aren’t clearly advertised, and that Android link gripe.

Winner: Rev Comps.

Who should pick which

– Value hunters and daily dabblers: Click Competitions — cheaper tickets (“£0.01 – £9.95”), Value “7.9”, live draws three nights a week plus instant wins “yes”.
– Car and bike obsessives: Rev Comps — built for motors, heavyweight live ball-machine draws “Mon & Fri 9pm”, Transparency “8.8”, Service “8.6”.
– App-first players: Click Competitions — “iOS & Android” in place and a slightly higher Site score “8.2”.
– Draw-show purists: Rev Comps — live lottery ball machines and clear entry lists give it the edge on proof.

Read more: Click Competitions review and Rev Comps review.