How It Works
Deserved runs UK skill-based prize competitions. Enter for the chance to win, answer a quick skill question, and, if you win, get paid fast. Here's the whole journey, with nothing hidden.
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Browse the competitions
Explore every live draw, standard draws, instant wins, and combined competitions. Each one shows the prize, the ticket price, how many tickets remain, and when it closes.
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Answer the skill question
Every competition has a multiple-choice skill question. Answering it correctly is what makes our competitions skill-based rather than a lottery. A wrong answer means the entry isn't valid, the same rule applies to paid and free entries alike.
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Choose your tickets
Pick how many tickets you'd like, within the per-person and per-competition limits. More tickets mean more numbers in the draw, but you can always enter with a single ticket.
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Pay by card or crypto, or enter free by post
Check out securely by card or cryptocurrency. Prefer not to pay? A free postal entry route is always available, with the exact same chance of winning as a paid entry. No purchase is ever necessary.
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Tickets are allocated provably-fairly
Your ticket numbers are assigned using a provably-fair process. Nothing is hidden and nothing is reweighted, every ticket, paid or free, has the same shot at every prize.
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Instant wins credited instantly, main draw at close
If a competition has instant wins, any winning ticket is credited to your wallet the moment it's allocated. The main draw runs automatically when the competition closes, and that result is published and verifiable too.
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Withdraw your winnings
Prizes land in your account wallet, usually within the hour. From there, request a withdrawal whenever you like, subject to standard identity and security checks.
The free postal route is always open
No purchase is necessary to enter or win any Deserved competition. You can enter free by post on every single competition, and free entries have the exact same chance of winning as paid entries.
See the free postal route →