22-year-old man enters 1,000 competitions and only wins four

Andrew Lloyd created an experiment of sorts to see how many competitions he could win.

The 22-year-old entered competitions through magazines, the internet, and more in order to win free stuff. This ranged from free trips, tickets to a sporting event, and more.

His setup for the process was entering 20 competitions a day over 50 days to reach the number 1,000.

Four months later the results were in and Lloyd won four of the 1,000 competitions.

His winnings were a prize pack of snacks from Organix, A Blu-Ray of the movie “The War Lord,” weekend camping tickets to the Motorhome Show, and tickets to the Aviva Premiership Rugby Final.

“Were the prizes worth the effort? Nah,” Lloyd said to end the video.

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