Looking for a BOTB Alternative?

Let’s be fair to them first. BOTB has run for 26 years, gave away supercars from stands at Gatwick and Heathrow before online prize draws existed, and says it has awarded over £162 million in prizes. It signed the DCMS voluntary code for prize draw operators. If the weekly supercar shot is your thing, they’re the specialist and there’s no point pretending otherwise.

But read the terms before you decide. Dream Car tickets start at 90p. Spot the Ball entry totals aren’t published, so you never know how many people you’re up against. Take the money instead of the car and you get 70% of its RRP. And the car itself can take a year to arrive.

This is the bit that’s hard to put in a table. On MrRaffle you don’t buy a ticket and wait, you play it. Drop the ball down the Plinko board. Spin the wheel and watch it slow down. Scratch the card. Open the box. Every game shows its full prize table and odds before you spend a penny, and if you’re impatient you can skip the theatre and reveal your tickets instantly. Your call.

Cash wins hit your wallet the moment they land, withdrawals go by Faster Payments (typically 1 to 3 working days), and every draw page prints its maximum ticket count so the worst-case odds are never a mystery. Every draw takes free postal entries at identical odds. And each 10p staked earns a ticket in each open Jackpot draw, Daily, Weekly and Monthly, on the house.

New players get a 25% first deposit match plus 10 free spins. There’s a free daily game once you’re playing. The operator is True Haven Group Ltd, a registered UK company, winners pass KYC before payout, and we publish real bank-transfer payout proof.

If Tuesday’s reveal is the highlight of your week, BOTB does that better than anyone. If you’d rather your 90p bought nine plays you actually get to play, with full-value cash and visible odds, come try MrRaffle. Plenty of people run both. They’re different products that happen to share a prize.