Why Our Odds Are Better Than the Lottery (And What Makes Us Different)

Why Our Odds Are Better Than the Lottery (And What Makes Us Different)

At Win With Trust, we started with one simple question:
Why are the odds always so against you?

Whether it’s a national lottery or a flashy competition site, the same story keeps repeating:

  • Millions of tickets sold
  • One winner
  • Odds that feel impossible

We decided it didn’t have to be that way.

Here’s what makes our model different, and why it offers a fairer way to win:


🎯 Capped Ticket Entries

Every Win With Trust draw has a fixed number of tickets, and that number always matches the prize fund.

  • For a £1,000 draw, there are exactly 1,000 tickets.
  • For a £10,000 draw? You guessed it — 10,000 tickets.
  • No rollovers. No extras. No surprise expansions.

This means your odds are clear and fair from the start.

Compare that to the national lottery, where your odds can be 1 in 45 million.
Here, your odds of winning something with a single entry in a £1,000 draw are around 1 in 333.


🥇 Three Winners Every Time

We don’t believe in “all or nothing.” That’s why each draw has three winners:

  • 🥇 1st Place: 50% of the prize fund
  • 🥈 2nd Place: 30%
  • 🥉 3rd Place: 20%

That means your odds of walking away with any prize are better, and more people get to benefit from each draw.


📬 Free Entry for Everyone

We also offer a free postal entry option for every draw, because we believe that even if you can’t afford a £1.99 ticket, you should still have a chance to take part.

It’s our way of making sure this stays for the people, not just for profit.


💷 Still Fair if We Don’t Sell Out

What happens if all the tickets don’t sell?
Simple: We still run the draw, and we scale the prize fund to match the total raised.

You’ll always know what you’re entering for, and we’ll never delay or cancel a draw to protect our bottom line.


🧡 This Isn’t Just a Draw — It’s a Model for Change

We’re trying to build something different.
Something transparent.
Something real.

So if you’re tired of impossible odds, confusing terms, and corporate fine print — this is for you.

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