The £100 cash competition is the bigger sibling of our £50 run: the same 20p tickets and the same instant-win mechanic, with double the headline prize and a slightly longer run while it fills.
How it differs from the £50 run
Only two things change. The main prize doubles to £100, and there are more tickets in the allocation, so the run takes longer to sell out. The instant-win prizes are settled the same way — checked against your ticket number the moment it is issued, with any cash credited to your wallet on the spot.
If you want the shortest wait to a draw, the £50 run finishes sooner. If you want the bigger headline, this is the one.
Odds are published, not implied
Every competition page lists the total ticket allocation and the full instant-win prize list, including how many of each prize there are and which ticket numbers have already been claimed. That is the whole basis for working out your odds, and it is on the page before you buy rather than in the terms afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
How many tickets are in the £100 cash competition?
The full allocation is printed on the live competition page along with how many have sold. It varies between runs because the ticket price and prize pool are set per run.
Are the instant wins separate from the £100 main prize?
Yes. Instant wins are settled as tickets are issued. The £100 main prize is drawn separately at the end of the run, and every ticket in the competition is in that draw regardless of whether it already won an instant prize.
What happens if the competition does not sell out?
The main prize is still drawn on the published draw date from the tickets that were issued.
