The Cube Competition
| At A Glance | |
|---|---|
| Prize | £100,000 cash |
| Closing Date | 12/11/21, 4pm |
| Question | No |
| Online Entry | Paid |
| Postal Entry | Free |
After several years away, with the exception of a few celebrity editions, Phillip Schofield returns with the iconic game in a box, The Cube.
He'll kick off on Saturday 11th September a new series on Saturday evenings, with games in the perspex box narrated by The Voice.
Contestents try their luck against The Cube, trying to win a huge sum of money and dreaming of being a member of the very exclusive club to beat the cube ans win the jackpot.
The Cube Competition 2021
The broadcast competitions for this series has a prize of £100,000 cash. One lucky winner this series will pocket the lot, and you can enter it free by post. The show will feature a number of entry routes, including phone text and online entries too, but to lodge an entry without paying, you need to enter by post.
The competition closes for entries via the web, over the phone and by sending a text a few days before postal entries close too, so you can get your entry in by post right up to 12th November 2021 at 4pm.
How To Enter The Cube Competition @ itv.com/win
While you can pay two pounds to enter online at itv.com/win we recommend putting your entry in the mail. Just make sure you post it in time to reach ITV's competitions address before the deadline of 12th November 2021 at 4pm.
Here's a video with all the infomation you need:
How To Enter The Competition
The cheapest way to get your entry as we said is by post. It's not technically free to enter as you'll need to buy a stamp and a piece of paper and envelope, but you should be able to manage that for under half the cost of an online entry.
All you need to do is write your name and phone number down, put it in an envelope and send it to:
CUBE 0921,PO Box 7558,
Derby,
DE1 0NQ.
Please note, this isn't a freepost address, so you do need to pay for postage, but a second class stamp is fine, so long as it reaches its destination before the deadline for postal entries (12/11/21, 4pm).
