Jammy Competitions Review

Jammy describes itself as he fastest growing competition community in the UK. Ticket prices for most prize draws are under £2. There's a wide range of prizes including cash, scratchcard bundles, lego, sweets, gadgets and electricals. All prizes are guaranteed and winners are selected via live draws three times a week.

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Owned by Jammy Entertainment Ltd, Jammy is London based prize draw site. They call themselves "The Original Prize Draw Competition Site" which is a bit bold considering they only launched in 2021. They've grown pretty quickly and currently boast well over 140,000 Facebook followers although only 4000+ on Instagram (which may be because the links on their site don't actually work). We understand that Jammy utilises the Wordpress platform alongside a Woocommerce plugin but it isn't the most attractive site when it comes to design and look. In part, we think that's because the homepage is dominated by text and reviews when you first arrive. Despite not being the best designed site it more than works fine as a platform on mobile, tablet and desktop. As far as we're aware there is a Jammy app for Apple or Android devices.

What Prizes Are On Jammy?

Jammy Competitions consist of a mix of instant wins, autodraws and traditional prize draws. At time of writing (June 2025) there were 33 different prize draws running offering prizes ranging from cash to Yorkshire Tea. Don't expect to see any big ticket prizes like cars or houses here. Amongst the prizes are a Ninja Woodfire BBQ, £100 LEGO Gift Card, Haribo Sweets, Harry Potter LEGO, Ninja Coffee Machine, £500 Next Voucher, Apple Airtags and a Nintendo Switch 2. The biggest cash prize on offer in traditional draw when we visited was for £2000 cash plus there was a Sunken Treasure Instant Win promo which also had £2000 cash prizes as the main prize. Most tickets cost 99p but there some that are cheaper and in the past we've seen one or two 'high roller' draws where tickets cost £9 or £19.99.

How To Enter Jammy Competitions

Entering prize draws at Jammy is very easy. You simply select the number of tickets you wish to buy for a particular draw and purchase them. There are no questions to answer here. You do need to be registered and logged in to the site to participate. Each prize draw has a limited number of tickets that can be purchased and a maximum ticket level per player. All these details are provided on the competition page. There don't appear to be discounts for bulk buys but you do earn points on each purchase. These points can eventually be used to purchase other tickets. Further points can also be earnt via referrals. A no purchase entry route is available for all prize draws and these are outlined in the terms and conditions. Given the price of tickets versus stamps then it's only really a useful option for the more expensive draws.

Are There Any Jammy Winners?

Jammy conduct their prize draws usually on Monday evenings, Wednesday Afternoons and Friday Afternoons. These are conducted live via social media. Winners are "selected using Google random number generator". When the winning number is selected the winner is then shown being highlighted so there's full transparency. A full list of winners can be found on social media and on their webpage. Winners are actually listed on the Results page (but these don't link to entry lists) whilst the Winners page is just a collection of images of players with their prizes. It's good to see these images but again they don't link to their respective draw. It'd also be nice to see a bit of pagination here too! Charity also wins thanks to Jammy. They pick a random charity every Friday from players recommendations on Facebook and donate to them. The charity page could do with a bit of an update though to celebrate their efforts and highlight the causes they're supporting.

Responsible Play & Other Reviews

Jammy do make a nod towards responsible play by telling their audience that "this Website and any of its content is NOT intended for an audience under 18 years of age". This is joined by links and logos for Gambleaware. They also have a page dedicated to responsible play that explains that they "limit the maximum entries per person, per competition" and that players can close their accounts. It could go further but it's a lot more than a lot of other platforms can muster. In terms of other reviews, Jammy boasts just over 6900 reviews and 99% of them are 5*. We don't know if they encourage players to review though but it seems so. That said the 1* reviews are a mix of people not winning and/or complaining about those that do win.

Our Verdict

There's a lot to like at Jammy. They're running draws at a decent cost and offering a good mix of prizes. It's all done under an umbrella of fun and light heartedness whilst never deviating away from transparency. However for a site that's big on transparency we do wonder why they're running so many autodraws which (in our view) are not good for transparency. More positively there's a big tick in the responsible play box because Jammy not only link to Begambleaware but have their own page outlining how they are responsible. It could go further but it's a start and something others could implement. The site also aims to help good causes and makes donations to charities suggested by their players. It'd be nice to see the charity page updated to reflect the work that they're doing to support those causes.

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