Postal Entry for Competitions

BOTB offers an alternative method of participating in competitions through Postal Entry, which is detailed below. This method does not require payment beyond the cost of postage.

Conditions for Postal Entry

By using the Postal Entry route, you confirm that you have the legal capacity to participate. You also agree to adhere to our Terms and Conditions and any additional requirements outlined in related promotional materials.

How to Enter

To enter a competition by Postal Entry, send a handwritten postcard or letter with the following information:

• 1. Full name
• 2. Address, including city and postcode
• 3. Telephone number
• 4. Registered email address for your BOTB Account
• 5. Name of the Competition you wish to enter

Ensure that your handwriting is clear. Mechanically reproduced entries are not permitted. Entries must be sent by post to the following address: 2 Plato Place, 72-74 St Dionis Road, London, SW6 4TU, United Kingdom, with appropriate postage paid.

Entry Requirements

Entries must be sent during the Promotion Period of the competition. Entries received by the 20th of November will be included in the draw. Entries postmarked outside the Promotion Period will not be considered valid.

Only one entry is allowed per postcard or envelope. Bulk entries sent in the same envelope will not be accepted. However, you may send as many separate Postal Entries as you wish, up to a maximum of 600 entries per person per competition.

Confirmation of Entry

You will not be officially entered into the Competition until we confirm your Entry via email or through your registered BOTB Account.

Validity of Entries

Entries that do not comply with these guidelines will be considered void. A valid Postal Entry will be included in the prize draw alongside paid-for Online Tickets, with each Postal Entry having an equal chance of winning.

It is essential to have an active account on our website when Postal Entries are processed, and all details provided must match those on your user account.