Review last fact-checked: 28 July 2026. No competition site pays to appear on Best Car Raffles.
LLF Games is the competition arm of Living Life Fast, the UK automotive YouTube and social brand with a claimed combined following of over 800,000. That media audience gives it something most raffle sites lack — a public face and draws streamed to a large, engaged community — and its payout record among reviewers is solid. Here is our independent review.
Who runs LLF Games and how it works
The operator is LLF Games Ltd (Companies House no. 06477563, a company dating to 2008 and renamed in 2019), administered via its accountants’ address in Bournemouth. Competitions are fixed-odds with published ticket totals — for example, the “LLF Clear Out Round 1” draw offered a choice of car plus £1,000 cash at 7p a ticket across 499,995 total tickets (maximum 10,000 entries per person), and an Audi B5 RS4 Avant draw at 5p carried a stated £22,500 cash alternative. Draws are streamed live on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram using Google’s random number generator. The site claims over £22m in prizes given away (company figure, unaudited).
Free entry route
Send a hand-written postcard with your full name, address, site username, date of birth, email, mobile number and the competition name to LLF Games Ltd, c/o Bulpitt Crocker, Tayfield House, 38 Poole Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth BH4 9DW, arriving before the draw closes.
Reputation
LLF Games held a 4.7 Trustpilot rating from 1,225 reviews when we checked (89% five-star, 5% one-star). Winners report immediate contact and fast payment — a £1,000 instant-spin winner in July 2026 was paid straight away, and an E46 M3 winner took a smooth cash alternative. On the critical side, a mid-2026 cluster of reviews alleged that the same names had won multiple times in a short period and questioned draw randomness; one reviewer claimed an “investigation” was under way, which LLF publicly denied, pointing to its published winner ticket numbers and verifiable live draws. Those allegations remain unproven. Smaller gripes: some offers are gated behind joining a WhatsApp group, the company replies to under a third of negative reviews, and one reviewer objected to driving standards in promo videos.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Public-facing brand with a large media audience — unusual accountability for the sector
- Fixed odds with published ticket totals and per-person caps
- Live multi-platform draws; winner ticket numbers published
- Fast payouts reported by winners, including cash alternatives
- Very cheap tickets (5p–7p on car draws)
Cons
- Large entry pools (up to ~500,000 tickets) mean long odds on flagship draws
- Mid-2026 repeat-winner allegations (denied by LLF, unproven, but they dented community trust)
- Low reply rate to negative reviews; some offers gated behind WhatsApp
Our verdict
LLF Games pairs sector-standard mechanics with an audience-facing brand that has more to lose from misconduct than an anonymous operator — a real, if soft, trust signal. Check the ticket total on each draw with our odds calculator, favour the smaller draws, and it is a reasonable site for penny-stakes entries.
Sources: llfgames.com competition pages and about page (checked 28 July 2026), Trustpilot (uk.trustpilot.com/review/llfgames.com), Companies House records for LLF Games Limited. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.