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

Introducing PMP Competitions

Pick My Postcode Competition logo

Looking for even more chances to win? PMP Competitions gives you the opportunity to enter free competitions every day, with prizes ranging from holidays and the latest tech to beauty bundles, pet products, home essentials and much more.

At Pick My Postcode, we’ve spent years giving away free cash prizes through our daily draws. Now, we’re excited to introduce another way to win prizes online, without spending a penny. Here’s everything you need to know about PMP Competitions.

What is PMP Competitions?

PMP Competitions is a brand-new platform offering free prize draws and instant win competitions every day. The competitions are run on our behalf by DMRi, which means they operate on a separate website from Pick My Postcode. Because of this, you’ll need to create a separate registration in order to enter the competitions. You are not automatically signed up to PMP Competitions just because you are a Pick My Postcode member.

Just like Pick My Postcode, every competition is completely free to enter. The prizes are funded through the advertising shown on the site, meaning you never have to buy tickets or pay an entry fee.

New competitions will be added daily, covering all types of prizes such as holidays, tech, pets, beauty, home and many more. With new competitions launching every day, it’s worth checking back regularly so you don’t miss your next chance to win.

Sign up to PMP Competitions today.

Ways to Win?

There are two types of competition on site: Prize Draws and Instant Wins.

 

For ‘Prize Draw Competitions’, you must successfully select the correct answer to the question from the multiple-choice answers given. Should you select the correct answer you will automatically have gained one entry into the prize draw from which winners will be randomly selected from all of the correct entries into that particular prize draw.

The ‘Instant Wins’ operate like a lucky dip where random numbers are generated and if they match the ones you pick then you win the prize.

How Many Times Can I Enter?

Every competition can be entered once per day, giving you a fresh chance to win every 24 hours. Thus, you can come back and enter again each day while a competition is live to increase your chances of winning.

You can also get additional entries by sharing on social media, email or just by sending the link to a friend. You can earn up to 15 additional entries per competition each day by sharing your unique referral link with friends and family. You’ll receive bonus entries when someone signs up and enters through your link and they’ll receive bonus entries too.

Have More Questions?

You can join our new Facebook Group – Pick My Postcode Competitions. Once you’ve joined you can ask questions that we or other PMPers can answer! We’ll also keep that updated with exciting new competitions.

If you have more questions about how PMP Competitions works, you can read their rules of play, FAQs or send questions in via their contact form.
(*This contact form is manned by the DMRi staff, not by Pick My Postcode Admin Team).

Sign up to PMP Competitions today.

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

  • Lawyer to police officer in court.

    "So the woman beat up her husband because he walked on her newly washed floor? Why did it take you 30 minutes to arrest her?"

    Police officer to lawyer.

    "Because the floor was still wet!!" 😜😜

    • 🤣🤣

    • :-) :-)

    • A rare sight. A policeman who's not daft.😂

  • RIP Kevin Keegan. 😥

    • Some people you can look at and just know they’re a decent person. He was one.

    • Lovely bloke. I signed an online petition recently about naming one of the football stands after Kevin Keegan..

    • A legend here in the north east. RIP KK.

    • Oh no, my daughter met him when he was taken on for Fulham Football Club. She said he was really nice.

    • As a lifelong non-football fan, this is one of the few names I know from back in the day. A bit of a legend.

    • RIP, another legend left us, it seems we are losing one every other day at the moment.

    • Great player and forever in my heart for trying to lay out Bremner in the Charity Shield back in 1974. After which, he should never had have to buy his own drinks ever again.

  • Big wild fire in our local forest! 😱 Just across the road from where we used to live.

    • I will pray for rain for you. Terrifying thing to witness.

    • Stay safe, CS.

    • Currently 8 appliances on scene. An aerial shot shows it quite near to the A22.

    • They are so scary. 1976, just a few weeks after my wedding, Mum rang me and said would we come and take Nan back to our place - there was a fire that was getting close, just two fields away, and they may have to evacuate in a hurry. Luckily the fire brigade got it under control in time. We had one here last week, blowing from the east, and I ended up calling in on the oldest neighbours to make sure they were aware and could leave quickly if they had to, but again the fire brigade controlled it. Where would we be without them?

    • I hope that nobody gets hurt or loses their home to it and that they get it under control soon.

      Choc, I hope that nobody you know and care about are impacted by it.

  • Quick one - Storm has found he is big enough to reach onto the worktop. Storm has also found that reaching up to the worktop is a really bad idea, especially when Mum is standing two feet away. Storm is now sitting down very carefully, and Mum has retrieved the (already empty) tin that the duck leg was cooked in.

    • Puppy tails update:

      Funny you should say that, Nick. After lunch I decided to wander over to the postbox, outside the pub, about a quarter of a mile away. I had a couple of printer cartridges in a freepost envelope to send back to Canon, and as it wasn’t too hot I thought the dogs could come too. All went OK until we reached the road - they had forgotten all about sitting on command - totally ignored me, so we turned round, approached again and this time they sat. They were not keen on the traffic whizzing past on the bend but eventuallyI got them to sit until told to cross, only to find that the flaming cartridges were too big to go in the postbox opening - it’s a little old post-hung box, probably a Victorian one, though I didn’t look. Anyway, we were there, it was a quiet day, the boys were being good so I took them into the pub “for a socialising exercise “ as I told the bar staff. I had a half of cider, the boys and Indi got a fuss from the guys sitting at the next table, then they settled next to the table. They were very good, apart from when a border collie came in and went past a bit close to us - Storm leapt in front of Shadow and Indi to protect them, realised he wasn’t needed (the collie hadn’t noticed him) and flopped down again. I told the dog trainer on Saturday that this was something I would have to work on in classes - Storm has to learn not to take it on himself to be chief defender unless he is told to. It’s a very short step from protective to aggressive, and I am not letting him go down that route ! He has a lovely nature now, but obviously sees himself as ‘man of the house’ and takes himself very seriously! Anyway, one half of cider @ £3.45 later (I could have bought a pack of 4 tins of a pint each for about £4.50 in Tesco, but never mind) we headed back home and they all fell asleep for half an hour, which seemed a good idea, so I joined them.

      The cartridges are now in the ‘forest postbox’ hung on my gate in a plastic bag, for postie to collect next time he calls.

    • Alcohol isn't a good idea in this weather but it is the drink of choice for some. I hope he doesn't get a liking for it or you'll be dragging him out of the pub for his dinner.

    • He was in the garden yesterday with an empty cider vinegar bottle - glass! Chewing the lid, until I grabbed it. I wondered how the Yankee Candle had got out there last week - it’s ancient, only used for power cuts, but it shouldn’t have been outside, either.

    • Storm will soon be in a tea cup….🤣

    • 🤣🤣

    • 😂

  • Had to go to the doctor about my obsession of buying large boats.

    Lucky the antibuyyachts seems to have worked!! 😜😜

    • Don't let us ketch you being sexist Beth. It could have been a lady doctor.

    • Hope you didn’t barge in on him, kb.

    • 😊

    • 😂

    • That made me smile.

    • Clever! 😀

    • :-)