Stackpot

Pick My Postcode’s Stackpot Draws

The Stackpot is another free flutter, offering you the chance to win £10 just by visiting this page! If your postcode appears above, you’ve won!

It’s a really simple and fun way to bag yourself a tenner – instantly!

£10 Instant Wins – Every Day at 9am And 9pm

Unlike our other lotteries, this one is refreshed twice a day – at 9am and 9pm. It’s the competition that you can win just by turning up! Simply check the page in the morning and evening to see if you’re a winner – you’ll find out if you’ve won our stackpot draw instantly!

Good Luck!

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

Happy 15th Birthday PMP!

PMP was launched 15 years ago, by coincidence, and hilarious misfortune, on April Fools’ Day. My sincere expectations were for it to be shut down after a few days, when I could no longer tolerate giving £10 away to strangers every day. We’ve since had ~3.5million signups, roughly 1 in 20 of the UK, given away £3.35 million, and been sued once.

We even have Superfans, like the omnipresent Chocolate Spaniel, and the very lovely and very orange Tango Doll (here she is telling us about her 2nd win), who sends us gifts every year. This year she made a very accurate PMP logo made of felt, and then hand delivered it to our office. She was in reception as I was leaving. She then made this impressive, though way too flattering, video about the whole experience:

It was so nice to meet her properly after all these years.

So how are things at PMP? To be honest, we’re mostly in the same place we were 10 years ago, which is around when we went from being my side hustle to a real business, with employees, and office plants. We have roughly the same number of people visiting daily (~200k), but make a lot less money from ads, but make that money back from the surveys on the Survey Draw. So, if you do want to support us, and you don’t regularly answer those surveys, please consider doing so. True, we used to give away more on the Main Draw, but we now give away more as Bonuses. We’ve had some very big Bonus wins over the last few years, which is both painful, and delightful at the same time, since we know those loyal members really deserve the extra cash.

So, why haven’t we grown. Well, first thing. In this world staying still itself is actually progress. Running a small business is already an uphill struggle, and it only seems to get tougher. The biggest issue though is that a free lottery just doesn’t fit neatly in a box that any of the big tech companies play nicely with. We want to advertise more on Google, but they say they need to see a gambling certificate, which is something we cannot and should not have because…. A free lottery is not gambling. Pretty much the same with Meta, and we’re even banned forever on Tiktok. For ever. They will not tell us why.

We’re often approached by big websites who want to promote us, only to find the Suits Department later say No, without explanation, and “will not correspond further on the matter.”

It sounds like I’m whingeing, and perhaps I am a bit, but I’m also proud. Proud that we’ve survived, have given away nearly £4 million as well as supported our team and their families. I’ll never stop being grateful for your daily visits, let alone birthday presents.

And here comes the Ask. Given all the above it really does help when you share your Referral Link. They can stop us advertising, but they can’t stop you posting (….yet….).

Back to the Tango Doll. In an earlier email she listed some ideas for getting the word out about PMP. They included, outdoor ads with a QR code for signing up (I like this… Will look into it) and a Road Show where I turn up in an area with the most picked postcodes (Not so keen on this one, as I don’t think anyone will recognise me).

One idea we’re considering at the moment is whether to run a paid draw, whether as a one-off or weekly event. We realise this doesn’t really fit the ethos, but given how the tech cos and suits think we’re gambling anyway, and the amount of people who write in suggesting it, is it time to give it a go? Imagine a £1 entry and a chance to win, say £10,000.. Would that work? We’re keen to hear your thoughts about this, and any other suggestions in the comments section below.

Until next time, here’s a photo of the Tango Doll (Sheridan) and me, outside our office.

Love

Chris & Team & Superfans x

PMP Chris and Tango Doll outside PMP Office

  • I’ve been diagnosed with a chronic fear of giants,

    it’s called Feefiphobia.

    • That's a chuckle from me 👍🏻

    • 😂

  • it is going to happen soon

    • Ditto

    • Best of luck. 😀

  • That advert to win a massive bag of P G Tips is a scam and just takes you into a gambling site, I've tried twice and there's no way of trying for the teabags, just getting your details for the gambling sites...

    • I've got that advert on the daily reminder email that PMP send. I haven't tried clicking on it.

    • 9/10 Google ads are scams or clickbait. The remaining one is their mistake.

      We all see different adverts, If you spot that ad again, let admin know.

  • Oh dear, I hope the member who is convinced one person has registered all 29,000 CV postcodes doesn’t check today! 😌

  • We got 7 letters this morning. Since when was Good Friday not a holiday ?

    • Those letters fell into the Postie’s sock and were discovered last night at bedtime?

    • And yet our post office was closed

    • The royal mail website says that there won't be any deliveries on Good Friday, except in Scotland. We used to get post on Good Friday, in the Midlands, but it stopped years ago.

    • I've had the Terry's creme egg sized ones. I was a little disappointed in them, tbh. Not too sickly but still very sweet. The filling was okay but very thick and didn't go well with the chocolate.

    • Royal Mail has always delivered on Good Friday but they usually have Easter Monday off.

    • The Terry's eggs I've seen have either a whole Terry's Chocolate orange with it, or a number of mini eggs inside it. The only other I've seen looks big but the size is stated as 34g and has mixed reviews as people expect a fondant in it but it's a much thicker and less sweet filling, dryer than creme egg fillings are. I've seen the inside and it's unlikely I'd buy it. What I did buy today was four packs of crumpets at 10p/pack, six crumpet packs. And 20 blocks of lightly salted butter for £18.99, less the coupon of £2 off £25 spend. 87p for a block of butter is great these days. You should think of your heart. Mine will fall in love with a deal like that.

    • I see Terrys are making and Orange cream filled Easter Egg, which looks as if it is a big one - unless there are a lot of small ones in it. Soundsca bit sickly.

    • @BuaD - We got 2 this afternoon, in Frozen North.

    • Sheffield by tradition always worked Good Friday. Was a bit of a surprise when in Manchester on a Good Friday and a lot of things closed. (It was in the early 1980's)

    • Little Owl...That would be the best easter egg yet, nothing heathen about it.

    • You wouldn't be interested in this online heathen petition then: "Urge Tunnock's to create a Tea Cake Easter Egg"!

    • Probably playing catch up with all the mail they haven't delivered recently.

  • Well done winners!

    Keep the faith!

  • Lucky you, 12 years and counting still no win for us yet! maybe one day.

    • Many playing for 15 years but still hopeful as it’s random.

    • I have been playing for a good few years as well and never won a thing

    • Looks like you were replying to Biscuit Boy but started a new thread by mistake.

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/109-how-do-i-reply-to-a-comment

  • Awesome. I won a prize!! This is the second time my postcode has come up!

    • 🥳🥳🥳

    • Enjoy your win BB, thanks for posting, gives us all hope.🥂🍾

    • Congratulations 🙌

    • Congratz.

    • Congratulations..👍

      LLAP 🖖!

    • Congratulations Biscuit Boy - I hope your Bonus had gone up a lot this time. x

    • Congratulations on your win, you're very lucky to win twice!🎉🎉

    • Well done BB..

    • Congratulatins!

    • 🎉 Congrats 🎉

    • Congratulations! 🥳

  • Your vet won't tell you this, but if your dog is running a fever go to the store and buy some mustard. It's the best thing for a hot dog.

    • Update on Main Draw

    • 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • :-) :-)

    • Wasn't aware that Beth8it!'s pups were subscribers to PMP.

      🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯😀😀😀😀😀🤣

    • 🤣🤣

  • Question of the day: What are you doing this long, Easter weekend?

    If you have any questions that you would like us to ask, please feel free to email us at admin@pickmypostcode.com

    • There’s an ongoing myth about Easter and despite constantly being debunked, it’s always added to sites that specialise in promulgating misinformation.

      The claim that Easter is a celebration of prostitution is a modern myth stemming from a combination of false etymology, the conflation of different historical figures/deities, and the distortion of ancient religious practices.

      This narrative typically arises from two primary, unsupported arguments:

      Etymological Confusion (Ishtar vs. Eostre): The claim that "Easter" is derived from "Ishtar," the Mesopotamian goddess of love, sex, and fertility.

      Mary Magdalene Misconception: The long-standing, inaccurate tradition that Mary Magdalene, the central witness to the Resurrection, was a prostitute.

      Here is a breakdown of the facts behind this myth:

      1. The Ishtar and Eostre Myth

      The Claim: Proponents of this myth argue that Easter is a rebranded pagan holiday celebrating Ishtar, which they claim involved widespread ritual or temple prostitution.

      The Reality: The word "Easter" is not derived from Ishtar. Linguists and historians trace the name to Eostre or Ostara, an Anglo-Saxon/Germanic goddess of spring and dawn, first documented by the Venerable Bede in the 8th century.

      False Association: The similarity in sound between "Ishtar" and "Easter" is coincidental. Most of the Christian world calls the holiday a variation of Pascha (Passover), not Easter.

    • FORGIVE CAPS PMP.

      I DON’T CELEBRATE THE PAGAN HOLIDAY OF EASTER/OESTRE & THE GODDESS ISHTAR WITH HER PAINTED EGGS & BUNNIES, CELEBRATING SEX/PROSTITUTION.

    • Stepson is working both days so I will be cooking Sunday roast (poor him!) . Other than that, studying.

      Mutt’s Nutts I am jealous - I have killed off so many bonsai, trying to get them to grow.

    • @ChocolateSpaniel I was in Brixham last weekend. A very last minute break (booked Wednesday, drove down on Friday!). A much needed change of scenery for us too.

      Enjoy the Easter weekend everyone. 🐣

    • I don't know, we are going on a mystery tour. All we know is that on Sunday we are having a morning coffee stop, a lunch break and possibly an afternoon tea stop depending on time.

    • Hoping to get some seedlings potted up if I can. We have been invited down to my mum's for Sunday dinner. My OH is looking forward to not having to cook for a change.

    • When your retired all weekends are long ones. There will be some walking involved but we won't be going long jourtneys.

    • Hopefully doing as much gardening as my bad back will allow, so much needs doing it's rather daunting!

    • @Chocolate Spaniel - We've had good food & beer in Brixham but there are other places too.

    • Working.

    • Having lunch with my sister, probably in Spoons, on Saturday and an Easter Sunday lunch with my family in a nearby pub 😍 😋

    • Working 😢

    • DIY!!! And gardening dependent on the weather. Flea market on Sunday, Yoga on Monday.

    • Currently on holiday in Malta, but weather very windy and wet - should be clearing after tomorrow, but think the stormy weather is heading to UK!

    • Get together with all the family on Saturday On Sunday chilling if weather is ok on Monday will look to see if the bluebells are out in the local woods

    • If the weather allows, I will be repotting many of my Bonsai Trees followed by some necessary pruning elsewhere in the garden🤞

    • Enjoying my holiday in Brixham. Hoping for a bit of sunshine, but just grateful for a change of scenery after a difficult few months. Good food will help too. 😋😋😋

  • I think I may buy that microwave bed advertised recently on conu.com.

    8 hours sleep in 10 minutes.

    • I shared a Devon cottage during student days. One of my housemates would sometimes say "we need to sleep quickly as it's late now" - sure enough, in the morning he would be fast asleep.

    • It gave me a chuckle.

    • :-) :-) :-)

    • I just laughed out loud! Thanks Anonymous!

    • Bit hot though.

    • 🤣🤣

  • We have a Flash Draw Winner, Yaay!

    Congrats, whoever it was!

    There's a basic Citroen in the 9pm, ... 2CV's.

    🚗 My car wouldn't turn over, It took 6 or 7 people to get it to turn it over. And even if it started like that, how could we get it back on its wheels? 😂

    • Silly but smileable.

    • 🫣

  • Tip of the day…your registered postcode will never come up until the day it does. 😀

    • Yes sad loss. There's actually an Ogri animated video on Youtube. Worth a watch.

    • Hi Ogri, it’s sad news about Paul Sample. There’s a tribute to him in this months Bike magazine 😔😟

    • Mine came up about 2 months after I changed it ! There was quite a few registered at my postcode.

    • 👍

  • Question of the day: Do you have any plans this month?

    If you have any questions that you would like us to ask, please feel free to email us at admin@pickmypostcode.com

    • @Barrie, you keep a horse in a stable, not a computer.

    • Hoping to see grandkids while they are off school. Hoping to be fit enough to play golf soon. Also, all the admin to do around going to Spain in May

    • Off to Daughter in Sussex for Easter weekend then a couple of days later a day trip to Manchester (early start and late home) to see a friend of over 50 years. Probably spend the rest of the month recovering from all the travel.

    • About a dozen disappointments at opticians, opthalmologist, dentist, hospital, vampire, sorry phlebotomist, so all in all not a month I'll remember fondly. All these appointments made by the various specialists. I wouldn't go near any of them without being forced by excruciating pain or life altering disability. Beats the alternative though!💀

    • I did have. I was supposed to be flying off to Australia on Sunday to visit 3 of my "children" and 3 grandchildren, who live in Perth and Sydney. Sadly, Quatar Airlines cancelled my flight, and I decided not to travel with another airline. Disappointing, but nothing compared to the people having explosives fired at them.

      Curses on all the people whose lust for power, wealth and land has caused such misery since time began.

    • Mystery tour on Saturday to Monday, dentist on Tues. Possibly seeing my schoolfriend in Worthing on about the 15th - Glo's birthday. Going to get a railcard as it will only take two trips to Worthing to get the cost of the card back in savings.

      Barrie, didn't know that you keep your computer in a stable.

    • Visiting Edinburgh towards the end of the month. We hope to visit the Royal Yacht Britannia amongst other things.

    • I'm off to Sheffield today for the Easter break. As for the rest of the month we will be in Birmingham around the 20th for the weekend and that's about it. Happy Easter to you all.

    • Driving home from our Devon break tomorrow. Nothing else booked. (Yet.)

    • Bathroom wall panels being fitted . then if weather permits get out and about , in the car or by train

    • Annual review at the docs, dentist check up. 🥺

    • Off to see Rick Astley on 21st in Cardiff,

    • Getting my computer stable. 🤣

    • Waiting for our new car - Dealer reckons possibly next week.

      🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯🚗🤣

    • Mrs Lol and I will be visiting Lol Junior in Leeds for a couple of days.

      Little Miss Lol will be in charge of the house and feeding the cat.

  • Happy 15th Birthday Pick My Postcode! Have a Great day!🤓

    • Thank you 🎉😊

  • Still no TS27 4LP postcode

    • 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.

      Any active account could win at any time. As with any lottery or giveaway, some people win and some don't, but at least ours is free. You don't often get the chance to win something for free in life, after all.

    • It's a random draw - not a queue!

      Hope to win, but don't expect to.

    • It may never come up, who knows? Keep checking!

  • Happy Birthday xx

    • Thank you 🎉😊

  • Hi Beth8it! Did you know there is a petition on change.org to Keep the New Forest Together

    https://www.change.org/p/keep-the-new-forest-together-stop-the-government-s-lgr-carve-up?cs_tk=AzNQ0unwYGe3BHVS1mkAAXicyyvNyQEABF8BvDYwNTM5MDM4YzkxZWMyYzNlYWQ2NTAzMTU1NjQwYzgyYjQxNmJkM2JlNDY5YTIxZjliNjM3ZWYwNTM1ZGFhNTk%3D&pt=AVBldGl0aW9uAMSIRh0AAAAAac0X9RGH0M4wYjUzZmIwMw%3D%3D&pt_algorithm=internal&source_location=signature_receipt&utm_campaign=7f74c1d797f04c86930e6a35ed84a786&utm_content=sunrise_v0_5_1&utm_medium=email&utm_source=petition_signer_receipt&utm_term=cs

    I have left the link but if you would rather not use it I am sure you will be able to find it on the website if you are interested.

    • Yes, my friend was sounding off about it yesterday. The Waterside, from Hythe up to Southampton on the west side of the Solent, is proposed to join with Southampton and Eastleigh, I think, which will be enormous and totally unmanageable for any council. I know New Forest was going to be carved up too, and the Commoners are furious - they are applying for protected status, as a specialised, ancient order, and I can’t see how a council can fairly cover the needs for remote, isolated houses and small communities, at the same time as built-up, heavily-populated urban areas. Someone will lose out - guess who.

    • Thanks SH, I very rarely leave links in case they are dodgy but I should have realised because of the break after the ?!!!

    • Thanks SH, I have often wondered exactly where the 'break' is.

    • You only need the following as a link, the rest is tracking malarkey ...

      https://www.change.org/p/keep-the-new-forest-together-stop-the-government-s-lgr-carve-up

      When there's a ? in a link what follows is often not needed, although sometimes it can be useful. IMO it's always worth trying to strip that stuff before posting links. It might not just be tracking malarkey too, it might be a log-in code !!

      Daft example of when those link extras can be useful though. Say you wanted to check when Buckingham Palace last won ...

      head to past winners, type in the postcode and flick through the draw tabs ...

      https://pickmypostcode.com/past-winners/

      or use a link that's set to check for that postcode ...

      https://pickmypostcode.com/past-winners/?postcode=sw1a+1aa

      ... and if you only want to see when it last showed on the stackpot ...

      https://pickmypostcode.com/past-winners/?postcode=sw1a+1aa&draw=stackpot

  • Happy 15th birthday Pick My Postcode 🥰🍾🥂🥳 xxx

    • Thank you 🎉😊

  • HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎂 HAVE A GREAT DAY

    • Thank you 🎉😊

  • Happy birthday PMP. I always remember because it’s my birthday today too 🎂

    • Have a lovely day Sherbert 🥂🍾

      And PMP Birthday too.

    • Many happy replays Sherbert

    • HBD 2 U Sherbert...

    • Happy Birthday from me too. Enjoy your day.

    • 🎂Happy Birthday Sherbert 🎂

    • Happy 🎂Birthday Sherbert. Hope you get something 🎁special.

    • Thank you everyone. So kind 🥰

    • Happy birthday Sherbert

    • Happy birthday

    • Happy birthday to you Sherbet and to PMP 🎂🎉🎉🎉

    • Thank you Em. It’s shaping up well so far ❤️

    • Happy Birthday Sherbert. Hope you have a great day.

  • Happy 15th Birthday💗PMP! , Otto von Bismarck 🛳⚓(1815-1898), Sergey Rachmaninoff 🎵🎼(1873-1943), Royal Air Force✈👨🏻‍✈️ (1918), & Apple Computer🍏💻 Inc (1976).

    It's Also: Boomer Bonus👵🏻Day, National Trombone 🎺Players Day, International Tatting Day, Childhelp👶🏻 National Day of Hope, Take Down Tobacco🚭 National Day of Action, Reading📘 is Funny Day, National One Cent 💰Day, International Fun😅at Work Day, Fossil Fools 🏭Day, Library📚Snapshot Day, National Greeting Card Day, Harmonize Your Health Day, National 🚶🏻‍♀️🚶🏻‍♂️Walking Day, 😇St Stupid Day, Edible📗Book Day, April😵Fools' Day, National Sourdough 🍞Bread Day, Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, Nickelodeon 📺Anniversary Celebration Day, & Myles👨🏻Day.

    • 👍I knew someone would pick it up.

      By the way your spellchecker is faulty the word is "codger".

    • @Barrie - He's now decopmposing (old joke, but I'm an old joker!)

      🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯🤣

    • That explains why Rachmaninoff hasn't written a good tune for aa while.

      I always had fun while working but thats over a decade ago.

    • ___🚶🏻‍♀️)_)_)_____🗡🛳🏴‍☠️⚓ Good Luck Em!

      🌊🦈💦🦈💦🦈💦

    • Well done Em on your charity plank challenge. Go you 💪

    • Good luck Admin Em

    • Good luck with the plank Em, but take it easy!

    • I love reading. But whether it's funny depends on genre.

      I always have fun at work.

      For me, today is day 1 of my 30 Day Plank Challenge in aid of Cancer Research UK.

  • When you get excited seeing your postcode come up and then realise the last letter is wrong ☹️☹️

    • Good luck Pagham Malc, keep checking!

    • Lucky you AJR I'm still awaiting that happy moment

    • Many people have done it. Over the years I've received several "I've won but it won't let me claim" emails and I've had to disappoint them with a screenshot and pointing out that it's not their postcode.

    • So close! A good reminder that yours could appear again any day. 😀

    • Daz, I know that lol as I've won on here before.

    • Don't worry - if it was your exact postacode it would be GREEN with a CLAIM button under it

    • I would be devastated!!

  • Many of you will have already heard this but it’s brand new to me and I’m still wiping my eyes. I haven’t laughed so hard at somethings for ages.

    It’s a short video showing Adrian Edmondson singing "The Lonely Goatherd" to the tune of Coldplay's "Fix You" on the BBC Radio 4 comedy show I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue.

    It’s a combination of the seriousness of the singer, the excruciating high start and the ludicrous combination of lyric with melody.

    If you watch it, turn your volume up to appreciate the song. 😆

    https://www.facebook.com/BBCRadio4/videos/the-multi-award-winning-antidote-to-panel-games-sees-the-legendary-ade-edmondson/791432776887218/

    • @Alley - it was 'Balham - Gateway To The South' (not Clapham), and it can be found on YouTube, as well as a couple of Peter Sellers compilation CDs.

      'A Hard Day's Night' is also available on YouTube...

    • @FluffyLiz - one has to remember that the Rev Richard Coles was The Communards' pianist. Listen to the intro to You Are My World, he does know a thing or two about a tune.

    • I remember two by Peter Sellers. One was a cover of Hard Days Night while dressed and with the voice of a Shakespearian character. The second was Clapham. Gateway to the South. I don't know if they can be found anywhere though.

    • Some of these were brilliant over the years. Tim Brook-Taylor was always hilarious because he really threw himself into it, and he couldn’t sing a note, RIP

    • A Nick Name …brilliant!

      Rosy 2 cakes…thanks for that. It was excellent.

      Glad others are having a laugh too. 😆

      A ripple starts within the chest

      A joyful sound, the very best

      A loud guffaw or simple grin

      Let’s all the happy sunshine in.

    • Many years ago the late, great Frank Muir was required to sing 'Where did you get that hat?' to the tune of the Dambuster's March. I have never, since that day, been able to hear that tune without those words.

    • Bloody awesome!!

    • My favourite was Rev Richard Coles singing Relax by Frankie Goes to Hollywood to the tune of G&S's Modern Major General, with backing vocals by the 3 other team members. Hilarious!😂

    • Huge thank you anonymous. I always enjoy I'm sorry I haven't a clue but I don't always watch it every day, so really glad I didn't miss Ade's interpretation of Fix You. I'll never here the song again without remembering........... and laughing. Ta

    • Also another good one from I'm sorry I haven't a clue is Joe Lycett singing the Teddy bears picnic to the tune of Witicha line man.It was December 2025. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1519050685994874

      He's got a really good singing voice but it is very funny. Any of the shows with Caroline Quentin is also worth listening to, she has a fab singing voice too.

    • I don't get why everyone was laughing at him, I thought he sang it beautifully. They should have just said "it's not my cup of tea". 🤣

  • WAD getting smaller. Only 6 today !

    • We regularly review the number of prizes given away to ensure that our competitions /free prize draws remain sustainable. Unfortunately, we've had to reduce the number of new draws on Win a Dinner but hope to be able to reverse that change later in the year when some improvements to the advertising have been implemented.

      Our Rules (https://winadinner.com/rules/) explain that "at least one random player is chosen when there is a draw. If the winner fails to visit the site and collect then the prize pot is rolled into the next one." There is still the possibility that the number of winners will increase if all previous wins are not claimed.

    • Partial cause is the person(s) who notify people on Facebook who have used their actual name on WAD.