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Midweek Lifestyle competition winner & results Ben Knapton - Family Holiday To Cancun (£13,000) + £3,000 19 - 25 Oct Week 42 2023

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10 Years In The Making! Construction Worker Wins Holiday To His Wedding Venue In Mexico

Construction worker Ben Knapton just won a £13,000 holiday to Cancun plus £3,000 tax-free cash to spend while he’s there!

“That’s amazing,” Ben cheered. “I never thought I’d win, but I knew it was worth a try.” 

As BOTB presenter Christian described the luxury holiday to Mexico, Ben blurted out, “I’ve actually been there before! I got married there ten years ago. It’s the best hotel I’ve been to!”

Congratulations, Ben – time for a family holiday!

Question:

In bowling, what is the name given when both balls are used to clear all ten pins?

Answer:

Spare.

Explanation:

Spare is the correct answer.
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DRAW DETAILS

The draw was undertaken by PromoVeritas, the UK's leading independent promotional verification service.
Registration number: 4437132

RUNNERS UP

A further 50 correct answers have been drawn as runners-up, each receiving £100 Dream Car Credit.

  • A Adwick - Harley-Davidson Breakout 117 (GB)
    • C Aguh - Cash Prize £60,000 (GB)
    • A Atiea - Cash Prize £15,000 (GB)
    • J Balogh - Smile Makeover + £10,000 (GB)
    • C Banda - Home Makeover Renovation Giveaway (GB)
    • S Barr - Cash Prize £15,000 (GB)
    • S Bearfield - Sage Oracle Touch Machine, Beans + £10K (GB)
    • R Bowler - Sage Oracle Touch Machine, Beans + £10K (GB)
    • P Brady - Cash Prize £30,000 (IE)
    • G Campbell - Skoda Enyaq Coupe vRS + £2,000 (GB)
    • E Chaston - Rolex Sea-Dweller + £10,000 (GB)
    • S Chiplen - Trade Tools Bundle + £30,000 Cash (GB)
    • C Christensen - Volvo XC90 T8 Recharge Ultimate + £2,000 (AU)
    • E Cold - Ultimate Gaming Giveaway + £10,000 (GB)
    • R Corkin - USA Holiday Road Trip + £5,000 (GB)
    • F Crowley - Cash Prize £15,000 (IE)
    • C Desmet - Porsche 718 Cayman + £2,000 (BE)
    • S Donnellan - Camera Bundle Nikon Z9, Gear + £10,000 (GB)
    • B Elford - Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi (GB)

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Torquay construction worker wins dream £16k holiday

Nov 2023

A Devon construction worker and his wife will return to the luxury Mexican resort where they got married 10 years ago after winning a £16,000 family holiday.

Ben Knapton, from Torquay, has won a 10-night trip to Cancun courtesy of online competition firm BOTB. The fantastic prize is an all-inclusive stay for two adults and two children staying at Moon Palace, The Grand Cancun.
Ben said: “Me and my wife Anna got married there 10 years ago and five years ago we went back to celebrate our anniversary and stayed in the same hotel, which is why I entered. Our wedding was amazing and I’ll be delighted to go back as it’s the best place I’ve been to.”
The 38-year-old and father-of-two received a video call from BOTB presenter Christian Williams who surprised him with the news he had won the competition.

“It was amazing to receive the call from Christian. It’s only the second time I have entered the competition and I never thought I’d win," said Ben.

Discussing the Midweek Lifestyle Competition winner, Christian said: “A huge congratulations to Ben for winning this amazing holiday. I was going to tell him all about it, but didn't need to as he has been twice already. He’s obviously delighted to be going back and I’m sure he and his family will have an amazing time.”

BOTB hands over the keys to a stunning dream car each week as well as a lifestyle prize. Winners have bagged Rolex watches, holidays and motorbikes in recent months.

The company, listed on the stock market, was founded by William Hindmarch in 1999 and has given away more than £53m-worth of cars so far. To see Ben’s reaction alongside a host of other lucky winners, head over to BOTB.com.

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TESTIMONIAL

You have got to be in it to win it! I won a £16k holiday to Cancun and took the cash alternative. The money was processed very quickly and the customer service was very helpful, explaining how it was all going to work.