Spin Competitions Limited is proud to be a signatory to the UK Government’s Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators, published by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
The Code was developed to strengthen standards across the prize draw industry by promoting player protection, transparency and accountability, helping to ensure customers can participate in competitions with confidence.Spin Competitions Limited is committed to adhering to both the spirit and requirements of the Code.
As a signatory, we continually review our policies, procedures and platform functionality to ensure we operate responsibly and in accordance with recognised industry best practice.
Our commitment includes:
We are committed to helping customers participate responsibly and safely.
Measures implemented by Spin Competitions Limited include:
We believe customers should have access to clear information before participating.
Spin Competitions Limited seeks to ensure that:
We are committed to operating competitions fairly, openly and responsibly.
To support this commitment we maintain:
Spin Competitions Limited provides customers with tools that allow them to actively manage their participation.
Customers can:
These tools are available through the customer account area and are designed to encourage responsible and sustainable participation.
The Voluntary Code of Good Practice is intended to raise standards across the prize draw industry and encourage operators to adopt practices that place customer welfare at the forefront of their operations.
Spin Competitions Limited is committed to reviewing and improving its procedures on an ongoing basis to ensure we continue to meet the expectations of customers, payment providers, regulators and industry stakeholders.
Further information regarding the Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators can be found on the UK Government website:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/voluntary-code-of-good-practice-for-prize-draw-operators/
For any questions relating to our policies, customer protections or compliance commitments, please visit our Contact Us page.
Last updated: August 2026
A free Entry option is available for all Entrants by sending a postal Entry.
To enter a Competition for Free by postal Entry, you must first create an Account on the Website, then clearly write on a Letter or Postcard, your full name, full address, email address used to register your Account, date of birth, contact telephone number and the name of the specific Competition you wish to enter to the Promoter. Free Entries must be posted to Spin Competitions Limited, Forsyth House, Cromac Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT2 8LA. First or second class postage must be paid by the Entrant and bulk entry or business postage solutions must not be used. Hand deliveries are not accepted, you must post all entries via the Royal Mail postal service.
Each free postal entry must be submitted on a separate letter or postcard. All Entries must be sent individually and bulk entries will not be accepted.
In the interest of fairness, Spin Competitions reserves the right to ban anybody that is suspected of misuse, cheating or automating entries. Any automated entries or suspected automated entries will not be accepted and anybody suspected or deemed to be attempting to make automated entries will be permanently banned from Spin Competitions. Automated entries can include, but is not limited to; printing post cards in volume, use of a franking machine or use of business postage solutions.
Free postal Entries received while the Competition is still open will be allocated an Entry and will be treated in exactly the same as a paid entry. Any free postal Entries received after the Competition has closed will not be entered into the Draw. You will not be deemed to have Entered a Competition until the Promoter confirms your Entry either by email or by adding your Entry(s) to the Recent Orders area of your Account.
Free postal Entries with incomplete information will not be Entered into the Draw.
The Promoter will not be held responsible for any lost free postal Entries which don’t arrive at the Promoter’s address.
The Promoter will not be held responsible for any free postal Entries which do not arrive or are not processed before the Competition closes. A Competition may close due to all Entries being allocated or the countdown timer of the Competition reaching zero. In these instances, the free postal Entry will not be Entered into the Competition Draw.
