Envelope Reveal

Open the envelope to see the result your ticket already holds.

How it works

1. Pick how many tickets you want. Each one is a real ticket number in Weekend Cash Envelope.
2. Pay from your NextLife Competitions wallet. There is no checkout page.
3. Open the envelope, or press Reveal result.
4. Reveal each ticket when you are ready. Nothing is revealed for you, and you can come back to a ticket later.

How you win

If a ticket holds an instant-win prize, the result shows the prize straight away. Site credit is added to your wallet at once. For other prizes our team emails you to arrange it; cash prizes are paid within 14 days of your claim.

Odds, before you enter

Instant-win odds: 250 winning ticket numbers across 5,000 available ticket numbers. Overall chance of an instant win: 1 in 20 per ticket.

• £100 Cash: 1 of 1 still available
• £20 Site Credit: 2 of 4 still available
• £5 Site Credit: 9 of 20 still available
• £1 Site Credit: 170 of 225 still available

Free postal entry

Free postal entry available. A postal entry gets a ticket in the same competition, with the same chance of winning every prize as a paid one. Send your full name, address, phone number, email, the competition name (Weekend Cash Envelope) and your answer to the question below to:

Question: Which of these is a colour? (Green · Tuesday)

Terms

By playing you confirm you are 18 or over, a resident of a territory where entry is lawful, and that you meet the eligibility requirements in our Terms & Conditions.

The reveal animation does not determine whether a ticket wins. Instant-win results are allocated independently when tickets are issued.

Full terms and conditions · This competition on the main site

Free postal entry available. A postal entry is a genuine entry of equal standing: a ticket in the same competition, with the same instant-win odds and the same main-draw entry as a paid ticket.

Write your full name, address, phone number, email, the competition name (Weekend Cash Envelope) and your answer to: Which of these is a colour? on an unenclosed postcard. One entry per postcard. It must arrive before the competition closes.