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Charities and good causes
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The charities and good causes shown below are organisations which have received funding from players of People’s Postcode Lottery. Some of these had their own lotteries managed by People’s Postcode Lottery. Others received funding from a Postcode Trust, which People’s Postcode Lottery manage lotteries on behalf of.
For further details please see the see the charities page.
The latest People's Postcode Lottery results can be found here every day. Use the 'Prize Information' button for any date to view more information about the draw, plus a winners' map showing where in the UK the winning postcodes are located. Friday 22nd January 2021. The People’s Postcode Lottery is regulated as a “society lottery”. The maximum draw they can have is for £4m and maximum prize can be £400k (10% of the draw). In reality, draws need to be a bit below £4m as it’s illegal for them to go even £1 over or they could lose their licence.
People's Postcode Lottery Uk
People’s Postcode Lottery is a subscription lottery offering material prizes and cash based on your postcode. Players pay monthly subscription to participate in the game. Launched in 2005, the lottery is operated by Novamedia with the goal to raise money for good causes and to enable people across the United Kingdom to win fantastic prizes.
There are several categories to choose from. You can win every single day. The top prize includes £3 million or a BMW (Full prize list).
This page provides all essential information and rules about the Postcode Lottery. For easier navigation, we have developed a transparent content:
Table of contents
How to play
Step one: Visit the official website of the Postcode Lottery and start from the „Play“ page.
Step two: Fill out all required boxes and pick the number of subscriptions in the game (1, 2 or 3). Each additional subscription multiplies your winnings. Finally, choose the payment method, confirm that you agree with all terms and conditions and click on the blue „Continue to payment“ button.
Step three: Fill out all payment boxes and confirm by pressing „Continue“.
Step four: Finally, check the whole process on the ticket and confirm.
Now you are in! Don’t forget to check the results. You may be one of the recent lucky winners.
Costs (Price)
One ticket, valid for the whole month, costs £10. Each player can buy up to 3 tickets. You can also choose subscription after which the amount will be subtracted from your account. You can cancel the subscription on your play account whenever you want to.
Draw: when and where
Draws are held each day. The number of drawn postcode numbers is derived from the day in the week.
- Monday through Friday: 10x
- Saturday: 1001x
- Sunday: 1001x
- 3 times a month bonus prizes are drawn
Draw dates for each month and the name of the charity supported in the draw are available at the lottery’s official website in the prize draw calendar.
Full list of all prizes you can win is displayed below in „Prizes“ paragpraph.
Prizes
Each month around 8800 prizes are distributed. There are prices every single day in various categories depending on the day in the week plus the main price drawn once a month.
Monthly draws:
- Every month, players in one postcode sector share an incredible £3 million
- Trip around the world worth £5,000 + £2,000 (cost to spend).
- £25,000 + a brand new BMV 1 Series
Daily draws
- Monday through Friday: 10x $1,000.
- Saturday: 1x £30,000 and 1000x £10
- Sunday: 1x £30,000 and 1000x £15
All prizes (except monthly) can be multiplied depending on the number of purchased tickets. For instance, if you buy three tickets in a month worth £30 and win a Saturday prize of £30,000, your prize will be three times bigger i.e. £90,000.
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Odds
Since prizes are drawn based on the participating postcodes (which means that all depends on the number of participants in the United Kingdom), your odds to win in the lottery can’t be determined accurately.
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According to the lottery organiser’s official resources, last year 80% of participants won any prize.
Approximate odds 2017-2018
In addition, 58% of postcode addresses have become part of the lottery. Based on this data, you can figure out approximate odds (assuming that a month consists of 4 weeks) :
Postcodes in the UK:2,301,535
Participating postcodes (%): 58
Participating postcodes: 1,334,890 ((58/2301535)*100)
Drawn postcodes: 8811 (10*5*4+1001*4+3)
Theoretical likelihood of winning: 1 in 151.5 per month
How to claim prize
In case you win you will be informed by e-mail , SMS or phone. The type of contact depends on the type and size of the prize.
If you win a prize, material prize or cash, the lottery will contact you to arrange a date for collecting the prize. In the case of smaller prizes, you will receive the cash on your bank account within 28 days from the draw.
Good Causes
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The lottery was founded with the aim to raise funds for deserving charities and widen awareness of the amazing work of the good causes. The principle is simple: players donate a small portion to good causes and in return they get the opportunity to win an amazing material prize or cash. The large quantity of purchased tickets generates a huge total revenue. A minimum of 32% of the ticket price goes to charities and good causes. Since 2005, the players have raised over £300 million for good causes.
A list of all organisations supported by the lottery can be found at the lottery’s official website.
History
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People’s Postcode Lottery has been operated by Novamedia worldwide since 1989. In 2005, the lottery was launched in Britain and shortly gained wide popularity. In 2017 the organisation ranked as the third biggest private charity donor in the world. In late 2017, 58% of all postcodes across the United Kingdom took part in the game. As of today, the amount raised by the charity has exceeded £301 million.