
Introduction
DAYMADE… (Or, Daymade? Why are they shouting?) is an online competition, that differs from other competitions as you’re able to choose your numbers – and win different prizes based on the amount of numbers matched. So, in effect – a lottery of sorts.
Key Information
- URL: daymade.co.uk
- Organiser: DAYMADE LTD
- Type: Competitions & Prize Draws
- Prizes: Cash, Cars, Motorcycles, Other Prizes
Review Summary
Daymade differs from other competitions in the way, that they actively encourage their ‘community’ to leave reviews, and generate content for them like video testimonials in exchange for incentives, which isn’t really above board or honest in my opinion.
At first glance, it looks like they’ve got a cool concept where you can win a great range of prizes. But once you actually pay attention to the different tiers, required amount of numbers to be matched and so on… They’re nothing more than a glorified lottery that is operating without a gambling license – with a ‘cool and hip’ lifestyle twist.
As you are required to match a certain number of balls (1 in 3.4 million chance) for the main prizes (and to have ‘boosted’ your tickets), it’s very obvious that Daymade rarely has to pay out any of the bigger prizes. Unlike other competitions where a prize is always won – this is not the case with Daymade.
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If you have a look at the prizes, there’s a great range of holidays, cash and other cool prizes available. However, as it’s not guaranteed that anyone will ever win any of the main prizes or the more valuable ones: All these ‘prizes’ are – are just suggestions how you can spend X amount’s worth if you were to win one of the main prizes.
Finally, even though I absolutely loathe and hate the likes of National Lottery and Eurojackpot for the kind of absurdly low odds for absurdly stupid amount of money – at least their jackpots increase. With Daymade, the jackpots (that are rarely ever won) stay the same. So, even though they are acting like a lottery – they’re not being a very generous one.
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Also, there is one massive difference between the odds in a lottery like this, and the majority of the other online competitions and draws: Someone will win the main prize in the draw in the other competitions regardless, here – not so much! Also, with other competitions you might be able to have even better odds than you might typically have, if you find a draw that has undersold on the tickets.
Considering Daymade was incorporated in 2019, and that 5 months ago at the time of writing this review they had their “Biggest Winner Yet”… (Which was for one of the main prizes worth £100,000, please see the screenshot below). This can be translated as: They award one main prize approximately every half-a-decade? No matter what the odds are mathematically, that just doesn’t sound great at all when comparing to other competitions that give the same amount and more each week! (Using 7days Performance as an example (at the time of writing): Their main prize has a £260,000 cash alternative, and a guaranteed winner!)
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Frequently Asked Questions
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If you wish to cancel yoru subscription – you need to first click on your “User Icon” on the top right, followed by “My Account”, followed by “Manage subscription”.
Then, at the very bottom of this page, you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for. Albeit slightly hidden in a greyed out colour too. Please pay some extra attention to what you need to click on, as they’ve cleverly made the colours of the cancellation buttons white and the buttons for staying bright orange – so it’s very confusing for the person who’s wanting to cancel.
