T-Mobile Tuesdays Week #543: Win 1 Million Southwest Rapid Rewards Points

One million Southwest Rapid Rewards points, ten times over. T-Mobile Tuesdays Week #543 is giving 10 winners 1,000,000 points each, and you do not have to be a T-Mobile customer to enter. It is open to legal residents of the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands who are 18 or older, and entries close Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at 4:59:59 a.m. Eastern Time. That is early Tuesday morning, so enter by Monday night.

No purchase necessary. There are two free ways in, and you pick one, not both:

• In the T-Life app (T-Mobile and Metro customers): match six pairs of cards for one entry.
• On the web at the free entry page: give your name, email, phone number and street address (no P.O. boxes) for one entry.

Each of the 10 grand prizes is 1,000,000 Southwest Rapid Rewards points plus a $5,142.85 check the winner can use toward taxes or however they choose. The rules print the approximate retail value at $12,000 for the points and $17,142.85 with the check. A winner needs a Rapid Rewards number, which is free. The prize page has the details.

The fine print matters here. The points do not expire and arrive about 8 weeks after verification, but they do not count toward Southwest's A-List or A-List Preferred status or toward the Companion Pass. This is a pile of points to fly with, not a shortcut to status. The rules are a contract that includes binding arbitration.

You get one entry per person, and each email address and mobile number can be used once for the week. The entry period runs from October 27 at 5:00 a.m. Eastern Time to November 3 at 4:59:59 a.m. Eastern Time, with the drawing on or about November 5. T-Mobile Tuesdays runs weekly, so Week #544 follows this one.

There is no entry fee, though standard message and data rates may apply if you enter in the T-Life app.

The sponsor is T-Mobile USA, Inc., with Southwest as the prize partner. The official rules control if anything here differs, and they list who is excluded. Void where prohibited by law.