TV Competitions

Win ITV and Channel 5 competitions without paying to enter! Britain's most popular daytime shows, including This Morning, Good Morning Britain and Loose Women, regularly run viewer competitions. Listed below are the TV competitions currently open, updated daily as new prizes go live and old ones close.

Competitions broadcast during the daytime TV shows have prize bundles to suit any taste - the chance to win life changing amounts of cash, exotic holidays, luxury cars, campervans and caravans, and the latest gifts and gadgets.

Here's what many viewers miss: you usually don't have to pay. Broadcasters charge for premium-rate phone, online and text entries, but by law, a random prize draw competition that offers a paid route must also offer a free route - commonly free postal entry. Each listing below shows the free entry method where the broadcaster provides one. See our free postal entry guide and Frequently Asked Questions for more.

Note: Competitions-Time does not have any kind of approval or endorsement from the websites listed and as such, cannot directly link to entry forms.

Details of competitions are provided with the intentions of aiding viewers.

ITV Competitions

Competitions currently running, as featured during ITV's most loved daytime and evening programmes.

Good Morning Britain

£10,000 Cash Per Month for 10 Months

Money & Vouchers [Cash]
TV Comp Postal

Closing:
26th Jul 2026 in 4 days

Added: 21st Jul 2026

Description:

Fancy getting £10,000 transferred into your bank account, every month, for 10 months? That's £100,000 in tax free cash for one lucky winner.

This is for the prize draw featured across Good Morning Britain and This Morning in the week commencing 20th July.

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

CD30, PO Box 7558,

Derby,

DE1 0NQ

Entry Page Preview:

Preview £10,000 Cash Per Month for 10 Months Competition

ITV Sport

£100,000 Cash

Money & Vouchers [Cash]
TV Comp Postal

Closing:
2nd Aug 2026 in 11 days

Added: 11th Jun 2026

Description:

Here's your shot at winning £100,000 tax-free cash, and that's just the kick off. For every goal scored we'll add an extra £100 to the £100,000 prize jackpot!*

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

GOAL 26, PO Box 7558,

Derby,

DE1 0NQ

Entry Page Preview:

Preview £100,000 Cash Competition

£100,000 Cash

Money & Vouchers [Cash]
TV Comp Postal

Closing:
3rd Aug 2026 in 12 days

Added: 10th Jul 2026

Description:

Here's your shot at winning £100,000 tax-free cash, and that's just the kick off. For every goal scored we'll add an extra £100 to the £100,000 prize jackpot!*

This is for the prize draw running across the FIFA World Cup 2026™ between 6th July and 19th July.

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

GOAL 26, PO Box 7558,

Derby,

DE1 0NQ

Entry Page Preview:

Preview £100,000 Cash Competition

£60,000 Cash and Nations Championship Finals Tickets

Money & Vouchers [Cash]
TV Comp Postal

Closing:
10th Nov 2026 in 111 days

Added: 10th Jul 2026

Description:

Here's your chance to win four hospitality tickets to the Nations Championship Finals Weekend on the 27th to 29th November 2026. PLUS a mighty £60,000 in tax-free cash.

This is for the prize draw running across the Nations Championship between 3rd July and 16th November 2026.

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

RUGBY 26, PO Box 7558,

Derby,

DE1 0NQ

Entry Page Preview:

Preview £60,000 Cash and Nations Championship Finals Tickets Competition

Hospitality Tickets to the Nations Championship & £60,000 Cash

Money & Vouchers [Cash]
TV Comp Postal

Closing:
10th Nov 2026 in 111 days

Added: 21st Jul 2026

Description:

Here's your chance to win four hospitality tickets to the Nations Championship Finals Weekend on the 27th to 29th November 2026. PLUS a mighty £60,000 in tax-free cash.

This is for the prize draw running across the Nations Championship between 3rd July and 16th November 2026.

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

RUGBY 26, PO Box 7558,

Derby,

DE1 0NQ

Entry Page Preview:

Preview Hospitality Tickets to the Nations Championship & £60,000 Cash Competition

Love Island

£50,000 Cash

Money & Vouchers [Cash]
TV Comp Postal

Closing:
25th Jul 2026 in 3 days

Added: 10th Jul 2026

Description:

Courtesy of Party Hard Travel, we're giving you the chance to win an amazing £50,000 that could be in your bank account before summer is over! Think of all the dreamy holidays you could go on with all that cash in the bank! From Barcelona to Ibiza, or Malta to Zante, the choice would be all yours!

£50,000 prize draw will run during Love Island between 1st June and 27th July.

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

WIN26, PO Box 7558,

Derby,

DE1 0NQ

Entry Page Preview:

Preview £50,000 Cash Competition

Channel 5 Competitions

Competitions currently running, as featured during Channel 5 programmes.

Stay At Longleat & Safari Tour

Holidays [UK Holidays]

Closing:
27th Oct 2026 in 97 days

Added: 21st Jul 2026

Description:

What you'll win:

  • A night at Longleat in Winners pick from either Keepers House (sleeps 4) or - The Farmhouse (sleeps 6). Entrance to Longleat Attractions either side of stay.
  • A 2-hour VIP Safari Tour* for the winners party with a Longleat Keeper.

Question: None

Suggested Answer: Not Required

Online Entry: Paid

Postal Entry:
Post your Name and Phone Number to:

PARK, PO Box 7557, Derby DE1 0NP

Entry Page Preview:

Preview Stay At Longleat & Safari Tour Competition

Free Postal Entry: How to Enter TV Competitions for Free

Nearly every ITV and Channel 5 TV competition can be entered free of charge by post. Under UK rules, a competition that charges for a phone or text entry must also provide a free way to enter that operates fairly and at a normal communication rate - and first or second class post at the normal postage cost counts as free as the broadcasters do not receive that money. Postal entries go into the same prize draw as paid entries and have the same chance of winning.

To enter a TV competition by post:

  1. Find the postal address and any keyword in that competition's on-screen or online terms and conditions - open the listing above and click View Competition for the details.
  2. On a postcard or a sealed envelope, clearly write the details the competition asks for - usually your name, address and a daytime phone number, plus the competition keyword.
  3. Post it before the closing date shown on the listing. One envelope counts as one entry. Pro tip: The postal deadline is usually several days later than the online/text/phone deadline to allow for mail delivery!

A few things worth knowing: the exact free route, keyword and closing time vary by show, so always check the individual terms. For the official position on free entry routes, see the Gambling Commission's guidance on free draws and prize competitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Entries can be made online via paid entry on the itv.com website, using premium rate number (phone call or text message) or by post. For major daytime TV draws, free entry methods are typically limited to postal only - send a postcard or sealed envelope containing your name and phone number to the addresses listed above. All other methods are chargeable, click the ‘View Competition’ button to see details.

Yes! All entry methods are placed in the same draw - there is no advantage for paid entries.

It sounds like a contradiction, but it all comes down to UK law! Under the Gambling Act, paying for a standard stamp is classed as a 'normal rate of communication', not an entry fee. When you pay £2.00 or more to enter by text or phone, a large chunk of that money goes directly to the broadcaster to fund the prizes and make a profit. When you send a postcard, your money goes entirely to Royal Mail for the delivery service, and the broadcaster makes zero profit from your entry. Because the promoter isn't charging you for the draw itself, it legally qualifies as a 'free' route. Just remember to stick to standard 1st or 2nd class stamps—they cannot legally require you to use expensive tracked or special delivery services!

Yes! itv.com and Channel 5 all publish the names of winners of broadcast competitions on their websites.

All tv competitions use a prize draw for selecting a winner. All entries (paid and free) are placed into a draw and the winner is selected at random. Paid do not have increased odds of winning. The draw to select winners usually take place 1 week after the closing date.

Winners are informed by a phone call – the promoter will attempt to get in touch for 4 weeks before selecting another winner.

Entries via premium rate phone numbers have the potential to generate a lot of money! The prize packages are often sponsored, in exchange for donating products towards the package, companies receive primetime TV endorsements and exposure to millions of viewers.

As each show has millions of viewers, the odds are very small unfortunately! For the first half of 2020, ITV plc state they earned ~£40m from Direct to Consumer revenue (Competitions, ITV Hub, BritBox) with ‘significant portion’ generated solely by competitions. During that period, there was around 25 competitions shown, each probably receiving more than 150,000 paid entries!

ITV competitions can be entered multiple times – sometimes as high as 30 entries, check the terms and conditions to see exact number. Some competitions have offers running, i.e. enter 3 times for the price of 2. For postal entries, 1 envelope = 1 entry. Multiple entries inside the same envelope will be counted as one.

Usually, yes. A competition that offers a paid entry route must also offer a free route that is no less convenient, and the draw must not treat the two routes differently - so a free entry has the same chance of winning as a paid one. The free route is often first or second class post at the normal postage cost, while online, phone and text entries are charged at a premium rate. Each listing on this page shows the free method where the broadcaster provides one. Always confirm the free route in that competition's terms.

Channel 5 competitions are promoted on-air and on channel5.com, and typically offer online, phone, text and free postal entry routes. To use the free route, follow the postal entry instructions in that competition's terms and conditions and send your entry before the closing date. You can confirm that past Channel 5 draws are genuine on the broadcaster's official winners page.