King of Comps

King of Comps: online competitions with cash prizes and instant wins

King of Comps is an online competition platform operating in the UK market through the domain kingofcomps.co.uk. Its catalogue combines draws with cash prizes, cars, holidays and instant-type draws, with fast prize payouts according to its own presentation. The website states that the company has given away over £18 million in prizes during its first four years of activity, as well as having donated more than £70,000 to charity.

Types of competitions and prizes

The offering is organised into several categories visible on the site:

• Daily competitions: draws with cash and product prizes, such as the daily draw called E.T.W.
• Instant wins: a format in which the result is known instantly, with prizes that can reach £10,000.
• Big cash prizes: draws of up to £100,000 tax-free, presented as "Life Changer".
• Physical prizes: cars, holidays, technology and items such as a Mr Entertainer karaoke machine or a 1 oz Silver Britannia coin.
• Vouchers and site credit: prizes in the form of vouchers for hotels and spas, as well as credit redeemable on the platform itself.

How the platform works

The site allows you to register by creating an account with your first name, last name, email address and password. To take part you must be at least 18 years old, a requirement verified by date of birth during registration. Users can purchase tickets for each competition, with the option to add them quickly from the draw page itself. The website shows the percentage of tickets sold and the remaining prizes for each competition, as well as countdowns with days, hours, minutes and seconds until closing.

Sections and results tracking

The platform structures its content into sections such as entry lists, auto-draws, draw results, winners and winners gallery, as well as an FAQ section and contact pages. It includes a live winners feed that shows in real time the prizes awarded and the identifier of the winning user, with examples such as prizes of £500, £653, £1,000 and £200 in cash, site credit and items such as the karaoke machine or the silver coin.

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