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BULLION BOYS £245,000 INSTANT WIN WITH £1000 END DRAW ON 28TH SEPTEMBER

Name: BULLION BOYS £245,000 INSTANT WIN WITH £1000 END DRAW ON 28TH SEPTEMBER
Brand: TWD Competitions
Price: 7.50 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Draw closes

28 Sep 2026

2 weeks from now

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Prize value

Prize value (est.): £245,000
Prize value per £1 spent: £32,667

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TWD Competitions

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Listing since: 2026
Live competitions: 5

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How much is a ticket for BULLION BOYS £245,000 INSTANT WIN WITH £1000 END DRAW ON 28T...?

Tickets for BULLION BOYS £245,000 INSTANT WIN WITH £1000 END DRAW ON 28T... are £7.50 each.

When does the draw close?

Entries close on Monday 28 September 2026 at 8:00pm.

Who runs this competition?

TWD Competitions runs this competition. Their trust status with us is Listed.

How do I enter?

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Is there a free entry route?

Yes — TWD Competitions publishes a free entry route, so you can enter without buying a ticket. A free entry costs you the postage and nothing else. The operator sets the terms, and they can change them.