Welcome to Pick My Postcode

Welcome to the web’s biggest free daily lottery! I created Pick My Postcode a few years ago and I had no idea I would be giving over away to total strangers, but that’s the internet for you!

 

Watch me explain everything below

Video still of founder, Chris Holbrook

Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.

Today,  potential winners can claim a total prize pot of . The next draw is at , but why not have a look around while you’re waiting and get acquainted with our FAQ’s.

 

Top up your winnings with our Bonus system

Your Bonus is an additional pot of money that we add to your winnings. You can build this up as you continue to visit the site, take up our sponsored’ offers, complete market research surveys and help us grow by sharing your personal referral link below. We aim to give away tens of thousands of pounds every day for free one day.  So please get sharing, but most of all, good luck! 🙂

Chris & The PMP Team

Can You Find This Postcode #40

Do you know this Postcode? Join the Hunt!

Can you name the postcode where this photo is taken from and the place in the photograph?
This one was taken by one of the PMP Team.
If you want to submit any postcode hunt photos, send them into admin@pickmypostcode.com.

Comment your answer on the blog, if you can!

Postcode Hunt #40

 

In the spirit of fair competition, please do not use reverse image searching or google lens to find the postcodes.

The postcode is: Clumber Park Lake, Worksop, S80 3AZ

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Note: Pick My Postcode, formerly Free Postcode Lottery, is and always will be free.

  • Puppy update:

    Indi passed her vet check yesterday i.e. we managed to get through without the vet finding out about our version of the 20-min short-lead steady walks, with buster collar on, for 10 days - collar on for 2 days, when I wasn’t with her, one day on lead, rest of the time I explained severely what would happen if she licked it, and the walks were more-or-less 20 (to 30) mins, and usually fairly steady, except when she took off after the boys and tried to race them. Oh well. Over it now, and no risk of any more puppies. I don’t think I could stand it all again! (Though it has been fun too.) All I have to do now is get the termites done, so there’s no risk to Poppy! Another four months at least before they can be done, so hopefully before she comes in season again.

    Tesco delivered this morning and it was a different driver - not aware of how the dogs all help carry the shopping in, and what is permitted. Some drivers give them my neighbour’s food, which is not a good idea, so this time I got all the packs of training treats, put them on the ground by the gate, and told them to fetch, while I took the tray in. Bedlam! Storm wants to carry everything at once, spends more time grabbing it all, dropping it, squashing it, pinching it from the others… poor Indi gets pushed to the back, so I thought by putting four packs down, Indi and Shadow could get one each and Storm would get two. No, storm tried to get all four in his mouth, but being slippery bags, couldn’t hold them, and he was getting frustrated, so I threw one each to the others, called them all and they all came bounding in, looking for rewards. They also carried the bananas in -two for Storm and Shad, one for Indi, so they were happy then.

    This afternoon I cleaned out the pond filters, which were running very slow and sludgy. Before I get moaned at, yes I put two plastic bags over my hand with the stitches and put an elastic band on it. Still got wet, but I did use Hibiscrub afterwards. Anyway, after doing the sponges, brushes etc with the pressure washer and getting it running afterwards, I put the Pond Safe and Pond Clear in, topped up the water and let the pups off their long lines. I left the four empty bottles (lids on) by the boys, walked round to the dustbin and told them to fetch. A bit of working out how to carry them (chasing the bottles across the lawn, until they found the handles) then they came roaring round the corner with one each, I took them and said, ‘Go back, get the other one’ and they tore off together, coming straight back with them. They might prove to be useful one day after all!

  • When will I win be playing this the lottery for year's

    • Same answer as the last post ...... 🤨

  • When will I win? Been on here for years :-(

    • And you have Beth! ⬆️🤣

    • Beth shhhh, you'll only encourage them 😂😂

    • Weekend's starting early. Making up for last weekend.

    • There's no set time for you to win. Just keep your account active by checking the results and you never know.

      The system completes the draws from a database of active account ID numbers using a random number generator and the parameters of the smallest ID number to the largest. It then displays the postcode on the chosen account number as the winner of the draw. All it ‘sees’ is the account numbers of active members, it is not influenced by any other data or outside factors and is as random as a computer can be.

    • When your postcode appears on any of the 9 draws a day ... it's not a queue! Just keep your account active.

  • Just won £10 in the stackpot plus my £60 bonus. Really chuffed as I don’t normally win anything.

    Thank you guys. It’s certainly worth checking every day. 😀

    • Congratulations

    • Well done to Stu..

    • Well done & Congrats for checking after all that time, try to mis-spend it wisely!

    • Congratulations 🥳

    • You're very welcome, Stu.

    • 🥳🥳🥳

    • Congratulations! 🥳

    • Congratz Stu.

    • 🎉 Congrats 🎉

  • I signed up to this when it first came out.

    I played it for years but never won a cent.

    I am a VERY UNLUCKY person so I just gave up checking. I have a very LUCKY sister who signed up and won the stackpot. Unfortunately she had not accrued a significant amount of her bonus.

    Meanwhile, I have been checking for years, and again, no luck.

    Has anyone else realized they will NEVER win.

    • @ help me! Show off! 😂

    • Unfortunately it is n͟͟o͟t, repeat n͟͟o͟t, possible to underline words in PMP comment boxes. 😜

    • If you’d like me to say it’s wrong, I am always willing to oblige…😊. I would prefer to underline or italicise stressed words, but no idea how to do it on the ipad as it’s not an offered feature. I use capitals as it’s all I have.

    • Catkin. It wasn't ALL caps, just one word. I often wish I had a way of stressing a particular word or phrase and due to sending a legal email today I managed to find out how to use 'bold' in my email. The option wasn't there which I was told was due to not being on 'desktop' then it didn't work and was told it was the wrong type of Yahoo Mail. Got it eventually but I may change back as I don't like it it's just convenient to stress a word. Capitals is one way, quotation marks is another I've used but I suspect someone (Beth) may say that's wrong.

    • Best thing is to forget it's called Pick My Postcode. Think of it as Pick My Number, ie membership number.

    • Thanks Marie, my point exactly!

    • Catkin, it is your account number that is entered into the draws. The system completes the draws from a database of active account ID numbers using a random number generator and the parameters of the smallest ID number to the largest. It then displays the postcode on the chosen account number as the winner of the draw.

      If one postcode is entered more than once it is more likely to be selected (like names in a hat). If a certain postcode area (eg. BA1) appears to not win often that is because there aren't many entries for that area. If a postcode area seems to win more often it must mean that there are more entries from that postcode area.

    • @CS I get that, no need for all caps!

      My point is “it’s based on the postcode area coming up on average of population size and number of active accounts in that area” so there’s one person registered in a postcode the average of one is one.

    • How can anyone possibly know that they will never win something? Only those not in the competition will never win it - if you take part, you may do.

    • @ Catkin, it's postcode AREA. Once the number is chosen, it's converted to the postcode. Example is that the PO postcode is a very large area so there are a lot of active members registered, but WC and EC postcodes are very small areas with just a few.

    • Having also played for many years and not expecting to win either I was interested to read the post by Admin the other day which explained -

      “Each postcode area comes up on average in line with its population size and the number of active accounts registered with it.”

      I had always previously understood winners were chosen by your account number not the actual postcode. That would explain things in my case being the only house in my postcode!

    • But you said that your sister won, Annie.

    • But you will never win if you don't check. Any active account could win at any time, so please don't give up hope. You never know when it might be you.

      Please remember that this free prize draw giveaway is like a lottery, you're best to hope you'll win, not expect to! :) Each member’s entry has the exact same chance of being selected in a draw. The system completes the draws from a database of active account ID numbers using a random number generator and the parameters of the smallest ID number to the largest. It then displays the postcode on the chosen account number as the winner of the draw. All it ‘sees’ is the account numbers of active members, it is not influenced by any other data or outside factors and is as random as a computer can be.

    • The idea is that you should hope rather than expect to win. That applies to all lotteries there is never any guarantee that you will win. The good thing is this lottery costs you nothing but a few moments of your time each day. Plus if you read the comments below every draw there is many a chuckle to be had.