Postcode Results

Postcode Lottery Prizes

Every prize, what it is worth and when it is revealed. Prizes are per ticket unless they are shared.

PrizeWorthWhenWinners
£1,000 Daily Prize£1,000 a ticketEvery day20 postcodes a day
Millionaire Street£1 million sharedSaturdays, plus extra days in some monthsOne postcode, with the rest of its sector sharing any balance
£250,000 Prize£250,000 a ticketOnce a month, usually the last Saturday (not December)One postcode
Postcode MillionsMillions, sharedA few times a year, including December, at 5pmOne postcode and its whole sector
£15 Prize£15 a ticketThursdaysAt least 1,000 postcodes, often far more
LotteryShop PrizeA shop voucherSome MondaysThousands of postcodes
£5 e-Gift Card£5 gift cardSome MondaysThousands of postcodes

Specials come and go: recent months have added £30,000 daily prizes and a week of daily £1 million prizes.

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The Daily Prize

Every day at 9am, 20 postcodes win £1,000 for each playing ticket. It is the prize most players see first on the results page.

Millionaire Street

Every Saturday £1 million is shared by the tickets in one postcode, and in busy streets the rest of the sector shares too. Some months add extra Millionaire Street days. Latest winners:

Postcode Millions

The largest prize, shared by every playing ticket in a whole postcode sector. The record was £18.3 million in Tiverton, Devon, in December 2025.

Prize questions

Is there a Postcode Lottery jackpot?

Not a rolling one. The biggest regular prize is Millionaire Street, £1 million shared every Saturday, and the biggest of all is Postcode Millions, shared across a whole postcode sector a few times a year. No single ticket can win more than £500,000 in a draw.

How is Millionaire Street shared?

The £1 million is divided between the playing tickets in the winning postcode. If each ticket’s share would pass the legal cap (10% of the draw’s proceeds, at most £500,000), the rest is shared by every playing ticket in the postcode sector, and occasionally the district, so the full £1 million is always won.

Are vouchers and gift cards worth the amount shown in the results?

The official results list non-cash prizes at their cost to the prize fund, which can be less than their face value because they are bought in bulk.