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Win £50,000 OR £1,000 A Week For A Year

Win £50,000 OR £1,000 A Week For A Year

RKings Competitions — R Kings Competitions Presents... Win £1,000 A Week For A Year With this competition one lucky person will win a monthly payment for the next 12 months equivalent to £1,000 a week The winner will receive 12 monthly installments of £4,334 with the first payment being made the day after the competition has been won and 11 subsequent payments on the first of each month. And if you don't want to wait on monthly payments - the winner can also choose to take £50,000 upfront in one lump sum instead...

Weak relative value 21 · low confidenceUpdated 13d ago

What £10 buys you

Your budget
Tickets
20
Odds as it stands
1 in 335
Projected closing odds
Not available — needs sales history

These are the odds against the field as it stands right now. More entries will be sold before the draw, so your final chance will be lower than this.

Live status

Tickets sold6,679 of 199,999
Sell-through3.3%
Ticket price£0.49
Draw16 Oct 2026, 22:00 (0h away)
Cash alternative—
Estimated prize value—
Source confidencehigh

Value metrics

Max value ratio—
Current value ratio—
Projected value ratioNot available — needs sales history

Why this score

ComponentScoreWeight
data freshness1.009.1%
draw proximity0.1536.4%
odds efficiency0.1254.5%

Two further components — projected closing value ratio and how this operator usually sells through — are excluded because they need sales history that does not exist yet. The remaining weights are rescaled to fill the gap, and the score is marked at reduced confidence rather than padded with a guess.

Sales history

Not enough snapshots yet to chart sales over time.

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Prize competitions are entertainment, not an investment. Even a draw ranked highly on relative value will usually still have a low absolute probability of winning.

Standard budgets with precomputed scores: £5, £10, £20, £50. Other amounts are calculated live from the same figures.