Gaming Giveaways Review
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| Company | Smile Group Giveaways Ltd |
| Launched | 20th April 2020 |
| Platform | Unknown |
| Free Entry | Yes - See Terms for Details |
| Winners | Winners Page |
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Gaming Giveaways launched in 2020 and is owned by a company called Smile Group Giveaways Limited. They are well established within the Gaming Community are are the people behind By Gamers For Gamers who are responsible for WePC, VideoGamer, N4G and PC Guide. It's actually quite nice to find a pay to enter prize draw site that has decent credentials. Unlike many other sites in this sector, Gaming Giveaways is focused on selected items - and as you'll have guessed from the brand name that focus on games, consoles and PC gear. In addition there are Lego bundles too. At time of writing (updated June 2025) the site featured Dyson Tower Fan, Warhammer Battleforce Bundles, Lego Vouchers, Ryzen 7 Gaming Bundle, Nintendo Switch 2 and Lego The Mighty Bowser. In addition to these mainly gaming prizes they're also offering £1000 a month for a year in a £200K Prize Pot promotion that includes £190K of instant wins. Although most prize draws cost 10p to £1.99 per entry, a couple are more expensive including one for a guaranteed mystery prize at £50 a ticket! Winners of these draws don't have to accept the advertised prize but instead can accept a cash alternative.
How To Enter
To take part in any of the Gaming Giveaways all you have to do is select the prize draw you want to enter and then answer a multiple choice question. The questions aren't particularly difficult (e.g. which company makes Playstation, what colour is Yoda, What sort of animal is Sonic etc). As far as we understand you're not told if your selected answer is correct so do your due diligence before completing a purchase. On each prize draw you can choose to purchase one to multiple tickets but be wary as some draws are automatically set at five tickets. The maximum number of tickets that you can purchase varies from draw to draw. A no purchase necessary postal route is available for all giveaways and this is given in the terms at 12.1. You will need to register an account and it's worth noting that "all free entries are processed on Monday of each week" so make sure you send in your entries with plenty of time.
Gaming Giveaway Winners
All listed prize draws have a fixed closing date and prizes are drawn regardless of the number of tickets sold. Gaming Giveaways say that they "never change the prize or end date of a competition". That's good news because it means there's a winner guaranteed for every draw they put live. According to their site, Gaming Giveaways have created over 40,000 winners and dished out over millions in prizes. Winners are listed across over hundreds of pages on the website which is great but there are no links to live draws, entry lists etc which we think should be standard for pay to enter prize draw sites. The Live Draws are actually streamed on Facebook - and possibly Discord - and they tend to cover multiple draws so the shows tend to be long. Winning numbers are chosen using the Google Random Number Generator. If a winning number is for an unsold ticket then the generator spins again until a sold ticket wins the prize.
Responsible Play & Other Reviews
Whilst competition sites aren't deemed 'gambling' they can be addictive and costly to players. Therefore we now look to see what kind of steps sites are taking in looking after their loyal audiences. On a positive note, Gaming Giveaway do have a small message on their site referencing responsible play. They also state "play responsibly with a company you know you can trust". That said we can't see a page dedicated to responsible play or anything in their FAQs about closing accounts, exclusion etc. Over on Trustpilot the site does get mostly good reviews whilst the 1/5s tend to be from entrants who haven't won. A few mention late delivery of prizes.
Our Verdict
If gaming goodies are for you then Gaming Giveaways may be a good option to select if you like the idea of trying pay to enter prize draws. Some of the listed giveaways appear to attract plenty of entries whilst others have very few and it might be worth targeting these low entry ones if you love to play the odds. For example (June 2025) the Lego Bowser prize has attracted just 415 entries of 1150 and the prize draw ends today. We also suggest that you check the Facebook page before entering as occasionally there may be discount codes available. Gaming Giveways did used to run regular free prize draws but sadly these have stopped. One thing we really like on this site is the sorting options to list competitions by closing, price etc.
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