MYSTERY £5K CANDY CANES INSTANT WINS – £250 END PRIZE
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- £5,000
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- £20,000
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🍬 Unwrap a Sweet £5,000 Prize Pot! 🍬
Step into our Mystery Candy Canes game — where every pick could reveal a sugar-sweet surprise!
We’ve hidden 12 festive candy canes, each holding a mystery cash prize — from smaller sweet wins to HUGE jackpots!
✨ What you need to know:
12 candy canes to choose from — each with a hidden prize!
When you hit a win, head over to our Facebook community page 👉 https://www.facebook.com/groups/214860773828792
Post a screenshot of your winning email, then choose a number from 1–12 to reveal your mystery candy cane prize!
🎁 Choose your candy cane today and uncover your instant win!
End Prize: £250
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