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Entry notes

Free route: Send a postcard or sealed envelope with your full name, postal address, email address, telephone number and the exact competition name to Lucky Charm Raffles, 56 Newstead Street, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU5 3NQ. One free entry per household per competition. It must arrive before the closing date.

Eligibility: UK residents aged 18 or over. Employees, their immediate families and anyone directly connected with administering the competition cannot enter.

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Paid, free route

Win a Nintendo Switch 2

£1.95 per ticket 500 Tickets total 30 In Store Credits to be won

PrizeNintendo Switch 2
Prize value£385
Closing dateAugust 31, 2026
Time leftCloses today

Operator

Lucky Charm Raffles

The prize is a Nintendo Switch 2 console with Joy-Con 2 controllers and 256 GB of internal storage. The organiser also advertises 30 instant-win WooWallet store-credit prizes within this competition and states that the final draw is guaranteed to take place regardless of ticket sales.

How to enter

Entrants must answer the organiser’s skill question. Paid entries are available on the official entry page, and a free postal entry route is also offered. Check the organiser’s page for the current ticket price and limits, and allow enough time for a postal entry to arrive before the competition closes.

Winner selection

Lucky Charm Raffles states that winners are selected at random from valid entries using a verifiable random number generator or draw process. Winning UK does not run the draw or provide the prize.

Before entering

Winning UK is a directory, not the organiser. Confirm the prize, closing date, eligibility, entry instructions and winner-selection details in the official terms before giving the operator your information.

Paid entry, keep it in control

Paid competition entries can add up. Check the published free entry route, set a limit you can comfortably afford, never borrow to enter, and stop if entering is no longer enjoyable.

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