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71-75 Shelton Street, WC2H 9JQ, London, United Kingdom
That prize guy is really a fun way to spend literally penny's ive entered many of the competitions although a little disappointed to not of won anything yet but do people really win if only spending penny's but hey ho it's a bit of fun that doesn't break the bank maybe I'll be a bit lucky in the future
Better chance of winning in this game than other competitions I have entered. I like the fact that it is simple, easy to play and based on skill. Plus best of all the prizes are great.
Didn't think I had any chance of winning but did! IPad Air for a couple quid can't complain, it's defo worth a try
very good
The games are enjoyable and not overly complicated
Prizes on offer are varied and of a high standard
Great game 😊 need a fast finger to stop the timer very enjoyable. Vicky
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