Lotteries can only be run for good causes, while prize draws can be run for personal gain, according to rules set out by the Gambling Commission. Knightsbridge competition site Your Laddr is offering a UK flat valued at £3.2m ( $4.3m ) in a "spot the ball" raffle, with tickets priced at £ $4.3m . The site said buyers can purchase up to 380,000 tickets for the three -bedroom home, which comes with a share of freehold, no stamp duty or legal fees, a 10 September 's worth of council tax paid and a black Jeep worth £ 56,000 . Those purchasing tickets must enter the spot the ball contest to comply with UK gambling laws. The sale will end when 380,000 tickets have been sold or the 10 September deadline is reached.
Knightsbridge competition site Your Laddr is offering a UK flat valued at £3.2m ( $4.3m ) in a "spot the ball" raffle, with tickets priced at £ $4.3m . The site said buyers can purchase up to 380,000 tickets for the three -bedroom home, which comes with a share of freehold, no stamp duty or legal fees, a 10 September 's worth of council tax paid and a black Jeep worth £ 56,000 . Those purchasing tickets must enter the spot the ball contest to comply with UK gambling laws. The sale will end when 380,000 tickets have been sold or the 10 September deadline is reached.