Which Sites Draw Before Selling Out?
Based on 321 completed car competitions · Updated 29 June 2026
Most UK car competition sites guarantee a draw on a fixed date whether or not every ticket has sold. When a competition draws at 55% sold, the true odds for each ticket were roughly 1.8x better than the advertised 1-in-[total-tickets] figure. That gap is what this table measures.
Across 321 completed car competitions tracked since February 2026, the average draw happened with around 70% of tickets sold. Lucky Day Competitions leads on this metric — averaging 54.5% sold at draw, giving entrants historically better true odds than advertised. Rev Comps and Dream Car Giveaways are clustered around 73–74%, each with a much larger sample to draw on.
Sample sizes matter here. Sites with fewer than 15 data points have averages that could shift meaningfully with one or two outlier draws. The draw count is shown alongside each figure so you can weigh the confidence yourself. This data covers car competitions only — each site's non-car competitions are not included.
| Site | Draws | Avg % sold | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lucky Day Competitions | 12 | 55% | 34–92% |
| 7 Days Performance | 34 | 67% | 15–95% |
| Elite Competitions | 2 | 69% | 57–81% |
| Rev Comps | 182 | 73% | 51–99% |
| Dream Car Giveaways | 89 | 75% | 44–100% |
Lower % sold = better true odds than advertised. Based on completed car competitions only.
Methodology
Data from completed car competitions (status: drawn or sold out) scraped since February 2026 across 9 UK competition sites. % sold at draw is the percent_sold value recorded at time of status change. Sample sizes vary — draw count is shown alongside each figure so you can judge confidence. Sites with zero completed car competitions are excluded. Data updated hourly.
18+ only. Past draw patterns do not guarantee future outcomes. Responsible gambling guidance.