Postcode Results

Postcode Lottery Checker

See every prize a postcode has won, from today back to 4 Jan 2014, including the small ones.

Full postcode = its whole history. Sector (LE13 0) = the last 12 months. District (LE13) = £1,000+ wins in 90 days.

How to check your Postcode Lottery results

Enter your postcode with or without the space. The checker reads the official results directly, so a win shows here from 9am on the day it is revealed. Each line shows the date, the prize and the amount for each ticket in the postcode; a player with two tickets wins twice that.

Big prizes travel further than one street. A Millionaire Street win is often shared with the rest of the sector, which is why checking your sector is worth it too.

Postcodes that won more than once

Since 2014, 2,822 postcodes have won a prize of £1,000 or more on more than one day. The luckiest:

Never pay to claim. Real winners are paid automatically and are never asked for a fee, bank login or card number. A letter, text or call asking for money is a scam.

Postcode checker questions

How does the Postcode Lottery checker work?

Type a full postcode and the checker reads the official results for it, back to 2014: every daily £1,000 prize, Millionaire Street share, £15 prize, LotteryShop voucher and e-gift card. Type a sector such as LE13 0 to see wins next door in the last 12 months.

My postcode is listed. Have I won?

Only if you had a ticket for that postcode on that draw. Prizes go to the tickets playing in the winning postcode, and players are paid automatically. Your account on the official website shows your own wins.

Why does a prize show a small amount for my street?

Millionaire Street and Postcode Millions are shared prizes. When the share per ticket in the winning postcode reaches its legal cap, the rest is shared by every other playing ticket in the same sector, so many postcodes win a smaller amount.

Has any postcode won more than once?

Yes. Prizes of £1,000 and over have gone to the same postcode on more than one day thousands of times since 2014; the most any postcode has managed is three separate winning days.