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Welcome to the £20,000 Beat the Banker Competition
At the end of the competition, one lucky winner will take part in a live draw to try and Beat the Banker. During the Live Draw, one lucky winner will choose from 1 of 9 boxes on display (Numbered 1-9). Each box contains a different value starting from £200 all the way up to £2,000.
Each Box Will Contain ONE Of The Following: £200, £350, £500, £650, £800, £1000, £1250, £1500, £2000
You will then have a choice to make! Will you take the box you have selected? Will you accept an offer from DJ & Jeffers to buy your box from you?
Will you choose to eliminate one box at a time receiving offers along the way?
This is your chance to BEAT THE BANKER and win up to £2,000 Cash
On top of that, this competition is packed with £18,000 worth of instant wins, giving you the chance to win up to £750 instantly throughout the week from just 1 ticket!
Competition Details:
End Date: Monday 19th January, 8:00pm
Live Draw: Monday 19th January, 8:30pm
Entry Cost: £2
Instant Wins Available:
3 x £750.00 Cash
4 x £500.00 Cash
5 x £400.00 Cash
6 x £300.00 Cash
10 x £200.00 Cash
15 x £100.00 Cash
25 x £50.00 Cash
50 x £25.00 Cash
75 x £10.00 Site Credit
300 x £5.00 Site Credit
850 x £2.00 Site Credit
This competition will end on 19th January 2026 at 8:00 PM.
The maximum tickets for this competition is 20000. To ensure the competition is fair for all players, the maximum amount of tickets per person is 2000.
By entering our competitions, you are agreeing to our Terms & Conditions. Any entries which do not comply with our Terms & Conditions will not be entered into the competition and may still be charged.
To ensure we are fully compliant with Gambling Commission laws, you may enter this draw via our free postal entry route. Find out more here.
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All of our competitions can be entered either via the paid entry route online or via the postal entry route. As an additional feature, some competitions may offer a multiple-choice question that must be answered correctly in order for your entry to be submitted into the competition draw.
The entrant may enter the competition (Either Draw Based or Instant Win) via a free postal entry by complying with the following rules:
Entrants should send their entry by either first-class or second-class post to the promoter at the following address: Clubhouse Competitions, PO Box 1245, Aylesbury, HP20 9QX.
Hand delivered entries will not be accepted and will not be entered into the random draw.
Entrants should include on their postal entry, the following information:
a) Entrants full name
b) Entrants full address and postcode
c) A contact telephone number and email address.
d) The competition you would like to enter
Incomplete or illegible entries will be disqualified.
Entrants must also register and create an account on the promoters website.
The Entrant may make multiple free postal entries for any competition (Up to the limit placed on entries by the promoter by entrants) but each postal entry must be submitted and posted to the promoter separately (each postal entry received will be allocated one ticket for the nominated competition). Bulk entries in one envelope will not be accepted as multiple entries, in the eventuality that the Promoter receives a bulk entry it will be counted as one single ticket.
Whilst the Promoter will only allow one entry per postal entry it is recognized that certain competitions run by the promoter may be cheaper through the paid online route than via the postal entry route.
Therefore, if the paid online entry route is less costly than the price of a first-class stamp (£1.70), the following pricing adjustment will apply:
Example 1
Paid entry cost per ticket: £0.19
Number of tickets awarded: 9
Total value of tickets 9 x £0.19 = £1.71
Example 2
Paid entry cost per ticket: £0.79
Number of tickets awarded: 3
Total value of tickets 3 x £0.79 = £2.37
By entering the competition the entrant is confirming that they are eligible to enter (aged 18 or over) and accept these Terms & Conditions.
All entries must be received by the advertised closing date and time of the competition entered (closing date and time will be advertised by the promoter on the website). Entries received after the closing date will not be entered into the draw. Proof of postage does not guarantee you will be entered into the draw and postal entries will not be returned to the sender under any circumstances.
The promoter will acknowledge to entrants using the postal entrant route that they are entered into their nominated competition, as long as the promoter has:
a) Received the postal route entry by the closing date and time of the competition entered
b) The Entrant has fully completed the required registration process as detailed in clause 5.3
c) A ticket has been awarded
If the promoter considers an entrant submitting postal entries in the name of, or on behalf of other individuals, the promoter reserves the right to exclude the entries from the competition entered. This may result in the account of the entrant being temporarily suspended or closed.
Once received by the promoter, all postal entries become the property and shall not be returned, nor will postal costs be reimbursed to the entrant
