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Click Competitions

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Available Information
4
Previous Winners
10
Process
5
Legality
5
Track Record
5
Prizes
5
Odds
5
Value
5
Philantrophy
5
Bonus
5
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Real Score

While most of the basic information about the draws is accessible, there isn’t an easy way to tell what the odds are, as the information is presented on numerous different places on the pages, and is designed in such a way that you are able to enter the draws without actually seeing how many tickets were sold – as this piece of information is presented so far down in the page.

Below is how the website looks like on my full screen at a resolution of 2560 x 1440. If I didn’t scroll down further than the main view of the competition – I wouldn’t be able to see how many tickets have been sold – but rather only how many tickets in total are available (more on this on the ‘Bonus’ section).

If we take 7days Performance as an example, you are able to see all the information easily in a concise area before you select the tickets – and only after the key information you are able to choose your tickets, and then checkout.

Another example: Even though on Rev Comps you are not able to see the amount of tickets sold right away on the main view of the prizes, you still always need to scroll down before you can buy the tickets. So, in effect you ‘have to’ at least see all the relevant information before purchasing the tickets for a draw. And in a way the way Rev Comps shows the content might be actually even better than the most of the ‘good’ competitions as we tend to only focus on a few things at a time.

But on Click Competitions? You can possibly add tickets to basket without ever seeing how many tickets have actually been sold.

Also, while there is an email address at the bottom of the footer, there aren’t any real details of the company easily visible. If you click through “Contact” – it’ll just direct you to a contact form.

Finally, as the very first image on the top of the page it says “Trustpilot” – but this just links to the main page of Trustpilot, rather than the Trustpilot profile of Click Competitions. Which is a bit strange, but might just be a mistake. And on a closer look, it does look like it’s some kind of an error / fallback feature for Trustpilot.

Whatever the reason is, it doesn’t help you view Click Competitions’ reviews on Trustpilot.

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Since Click Competitions was making the song and dance about the new Voluntary Code of Conduct… Let’s have a quick look how they’re adhering to the code at the time when they were talking about it!

It may sound like I’m nitpicking with the below, but I don’t think that Click Competitions is fully compliant with these points that are included in the Code, although they were promoting the Code themselves.

Which is in a way funny, as if they have been so close to drafting the guidelines. This means that they either know how they should be running the competition, and they don’t, or that they have at the very least acknowledged that they haven’t been following best practices – and should improve by the deadline which is May 2026.

I’d like to focus on the two points as below:

1.9 Operators should ensure that an appropriate time period elapses between a prize draw opening and concluding with a view to encouraging responsible play.

1.10 Operators who offer instant win prize draws are expected to ensure compliance with, and equivalence between, the paid and free-entry routes as set out within clause 2.4. Alongside this, operators should ensure that they provide clear and transparent information to consumers as to how the free entry route works for such draws. Instant win prize draws should not form the majority of an operator’s total number of competitions at any given time.

As each competition seems to end within a week on Click Competitions, and the communications is about creating urgency and

This makes sense, as if you have daily or almost daily draws,

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