Tesco Easter offer is giving away £100,000 in Clubcard points with 'Scan to Win' deal

Tesco is helping the country to celebrate an egg-ceptionally special Easter by awarding lucky shoppers with up to £100,000 worth of Clubcard points through its "Easter Scan to Win" prize draw.

500 lucky shoppers will win £200 worth of Clubcard points - a total of 10 million points will be given away as part of the promotion.

Customers will participate automatically in the promotion every time they scan their digital Clubcard from the Tesco app when making an in-store purchase at the till.

The scheme has been running since 11 March, and wraps up on Sunday 31 March. The more times a digital Clubcard is scanned, the more chances there are to win!

Note that only digital Clubcards scanned through the free Tesco app will be entered - physical Clubcards do not count. Each card will receive one entry per day, for a total of up to 21 entries!

The £200 in points that winners receive will be deposited into accounts in April, and can be redeemed for vouchers that can be spent both in-store and online.

Or, as they can get up to 2x more value with 100+ Clubcard Reward Partners, they can opt to maximise their savings by exchanging their vouchers for £400 of Reward Partner codes.

In February, Tesco unveiled this year’s Easter range, which includes over 100 egg-cellent products to choose from.

New additions to the range this year include the M&M’s Milk Chocolate Mixed Extra-Large Egg, Maltesers Milk Chocolate Extra Large Easter Egg, and the Kit Kat Chunky Milk & White Chocolate Easter Egg – all available for just £5.00.

Tesco's Clubcard scheme has been in the news this week, after the supermarket's Court of Appeal bid to overturn a ruling on its alleged copying of Lidl's yellow circle logo failed.

Lidl had accused Tesco with attempting, through the use of a yellow circle to advertise its Clubcard programme, to "deliberately to ride on the coattails of Lidl's reputation."

The German discount supermarket won its High Court claims of trademark infringement, “passing off” and copyright infringement against the rival supermarket over the use of yellow circles last year.

Tesco is not expected to attempt to appeal against Tuesday’s ruling and is understood to be updating its Clubcard prices logo in the coming weeks, while a Lidl spokesperson said the grocer was “delighted” by the judgment.

A Tesco spokesperson said: “We are disappointed with the judgment relating to the colour and shape of the Clubcard Prices logo but would like to reassure customers that it will in no way impact our Clubcard Prices programme."