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These draws become unlocked as you build your Bonus. Your Bonus is a side-pot that is added to your winnings whenever you win a prize on any of our postcode draws. There are a few ways you can build up your bonus and maximise your wins:

Visit the Main Draw, Video Draw, and Survey Draw each day for 3p
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Keep an eye on the offers and complete the ones that take your fancy

After a week or two this can really add up. Our biggest ever winner had an incredible bonus of £8,650.21, so it just goes to show building your bonus can really pay off!

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!

 

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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.

 

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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! 🙂

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Bournemouth Civil Servant Wins £1,000 for Free on Pick My Postcode

Pick My Postcode Winner: Howard from Bournmouth

Howard, a 63-year-old civil servant from Bournemouth, has won £1,176.75 on the free online lottery, Pick My Postcode.

Howard has been a member of Pick My Postcode since 2015, after checking most days and steadily building his bonus of £1,076.75, his postcode was finally picked. At the time of his win, Howard was on holiday in South Africa, primarily to visit his 96-year-old aunt, a trip he had been unable to make since before the pandemic due to being a carer for his ill mother who sadly passed away before Christmas. He explained that the day of his win had been particularly stressful, describing it as a “ghastly afternoon” after his hire car was broken into and wallet stolen. His cards were used by the thief 25 times in under 3 minutes before he tried to cancel them. Only after hours of dealing with banks on the phone, he remembered to check Pick My Postcode, and couldn’t believe what he saw.

Howard described the win as “not life-changing, but very welcome” after such a difficult day, especially following an already emotional period in his life. And when asked how he plans to spend his winnings, Howard said: “I’ll be coming back to Cape Town to visit my aunt again.”

Howard admits he checked Pick My Postcode pretty much every day: “It’s worth persevering, building your bonus and checking daily! Despite 1.8 million postcodes and some skepticism that you’ll ever win, I did!”

The site offers multiple opportunities for your postcode to be picked every single day. Pick My Postcode has 2,572 active members in Dorset and since 2011, the residents have won a total of £20,196.28.

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  • Rather than keep scrolling down to join the word association game shall we continue here with the last post:

    Judge

    • Brewery

    • Lager

    • Pint

    • Measure

    • Ruler

    • King

    • Prince

    • Edward

    • Neddy

    • Donkey

    • Eeyore

    • TIGGER !

    • Winnie the Poo

    • Honey 🐷 🍯

    • Sweets

    • Confectionery

    • Chocolate

    • 🎶 and celebrations 🎶

    • Expectations

    • Great

    • ...in Britain

    • made

    • Man

    • Hollow

    • Void

    • Empty

    • Zilch

    • Nada

    • Nothing

    • Zero

    • Naught

    • Dredd

    • maddadof :Electric

      samandi: Circuit

      TinyTim: Judge

  • Mon. 23rd - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using : Greenville Avenue, Leeds LS12 4TD - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Free cash lovely

  • Sharonscott

    • ,,,so we see!

  • £30 in bonus to someone shy about 720.

  • 18:01 - Mini Draw claimed?

    🧙‍♂️🧑‍🦯

    Edit - Showed yesterday's postcode @ 18:00 then changed it to todays!

    • 18.25 - Nope, you arrived there too early.🙂

  • Sat. 21st - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using : Melrose Gardens, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3FA - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

    • Fingers crossed it wasn’t them🤞 hopefully they’ll be lucky on a better day.

    • Am hoping it wasn't someone we know well who may live in the area - he had bad news that day!

  • Four men and one woman, all Catholics, are having coffee in St. Peter’s Square in Rome.

    The first man says to his friends: “My son is a priest. When he enters a room, everyone says, ‘Father.’”

    The second whispers: “My son is a bishop. When he enters a room, people say, ‘Your Excellency.’”

    The third replies: “My son is a cardinal. When he enters a room, everyone bows and says, ‘Your Eminence.’”

    The fourth declares, in a firm tone: “My son is the Pope. When he enters a room, people call him ‘Your Holiness!’”

    The Catholic woman has been sipping her coffee in silence… The four men ask her ironically, “And you?” She answers with a subtle smile: “I have a daughter—slim, tall… 95 cm bust, 60 cm waist, 90 cm hips. And when she enters a place, men say, ‘My God!’” 😄

    • I would try that, Nick, but it's many years since I could do a handstand. 😀

    • Hopeful2B Have you forgotten how an hourglass works? Just try turning it the other way up and you'll see all the sand go to the other end. 😂

    • Many people are in the same situation, Hurricane. I don't think it's so much that they don't care, but life gets in the way. I know that I often think, "I haven't phoned so and so for ages, then promptly forget again, then feel guilty. Your family should make time for you, but have you told them that you're lonely, and miss them? We often put on a brave independent face to the world. I know that I'm always being told, "Why didn't you tell us, instead of struggling to do it yourself?" Sometimes we just need to acknowledge that we're getting old, and need help. Tell your family that you miss them.

    • Sorry to hear that, Hurricane. It may not be the same, but you always have the community to chat to on here.

    • @Hopefil2B, I wish my grown up children and 4 grandchildren would do that, the only family fone call I get is “Can you do me a favour please” so I’ve given up foning them to check up on them, they should be looking after me at 74 with health issues. I too am on my own and lonely but no one cares do they or they would ring me? 😢😭😤

    • At 86, and widowed 10 years ago, I don't really care what I look like, and neither do my family and friends. Redz3112 speaks truly. My 4 home grown and 1 adopted children have brought me lots of joy and 5 lovely grandchildren. They all keep in touch and the 2 who live near me are always popping in and phoning. What else could I ask for?

    • An attractive woman is an attractive woman. we all have different ideals but we'll all adjust our standards to whoever finds us attractive..

    • I was thinking the same as Shyboy. I remember that joke when it was in inches. And I too converted it, in my head. I divide centimetres by 10, so 9.5 and multiply by 4 = 38"

    • FORGIVE CAPS PMP.

      HOPEFUL2B,

      THE JOY & BLESSING OF HAVING 4 CHILDREN IS TRULY IRREPLACEABLE & ALWAYS REMEMBER REAL BEAUTY COMES FROM WITHIN.

    • 😀 I (just about) remember when I had similar measurements. In the 50s most of us were slim, because we walked or cycled everywhere. Housework was hard physical labour that kept us very fit.

      Alas, having four children (and too much cake) spoiled my hourglass figure. The sand has all run to the bottom! 😂

    • :-) :-)

    • Very funny, Enver. I had to get my tape measure out to convert those measurements into Imperial. I shall now wait for a Barrie comment.

    • 😂

  • The teacher said, "Some words have a silent G - such as gnat, gnaw and sign." That was the day that Angus got his new nickname! 😀

    • It was actually another super' who first made the comment.

      I didn't get it at first !

    • @ PacMan.. :-) :-)

    • Had a supervisor in one place I worked who was not well liked.

      Rick, with a silent P. 🫨

    • Silent p as in swimming.

    • Clever.

    • 😄

    • Giggle did i.. :-) :-) :-) :-)

    • Naughty but nice. Made me laugh out loud.

  • Fri 20th - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using : Millbay Road, Islandmagee, Larne, Northern Ireland, BT40 3RG - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Ok

    • Welcome Ben. Please take the time to familiarise yourself with the site and how it all works. Have a look at these to help you.

      https://pickmypostcode.com/rules/

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/

      If you have any questions or need any help, please email us at admin@pickmypostcode.com

    • Alright.

  • Hey all, i trust one and all are good?

    I dont comment much but i do answer survey questions except the one that continues to ask who how and where my vote would land if an election was called tomorrow, ive answered it more than once but now im down to hitting the "not today thanks" button.

    Its no ones fault and i love this PMP and winner dinner, i havent won on that yet but still trying after 6/7 maybe more years. Thankyou Chris and your team. 🙏

    • @admin 😊 i love it, i try sharing my invite with ppl but they dont believe its free 🤣 their loss!🙈

    • Funny u say that Anonymous 😉

    • I hope you’re selecting a different answer each time! 😜

    • Glad to hear that you love our sites Fuak.

  • I know how you feel!

    Surveys have been extremely thin on the ground to non-existent for me since before Christmas - well, ones that I’m suitable for or don’t have an issue with me, that is!

    No matter what time of day or evening I try, I get the message that I’ve finished all my surveys for today or on the bonus page that they had an issue with my answers or I wasn’t suitable.

    Strangely as it may seem, I quite enjoy doing the surveys and really consider my answers; maybe I’ve been too candid and really have got nothing left to say? 🤔 😉

    • Ignore the sign saying "Surveys Completed", ... click on the blue box below it saying "Click to reveal the Survey draw Result" & you should get a survey wall. When you've done them all Refresh the page & do it again for more surveys. When they run out try bit later or different hours of day & night.

      Seek & ye shall find, there's usually many more.

    • I'm assuming that you are replying to Cakey below.

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

  • Somebody throw me a lifeline - I am falling further down the leaderboard each day now that I am not seeing surveys that want me.

    I know position on the leaderboard makes no difference to my bonus but I like seeing my ascent to lower numbers.

    • I haven't been able to do many - certainly nothing over 10 mins - for a week or so, as my coursework was due in on Thursday. I had to get an extension to today (Sunday) as I had a lot of interruptions and distractions - puppy unwell, taken to the vet, friend with serious health problem etc. However, it has now been sent in, so I will be back on the hunt tomorrow!

    • I feel your pain, Cakey. I was galloping up the leaderboard for a while, and overtook Shyboy. For the last few weeks I've had virtually nothing except my 3p a day. Shyboy is now more than £50 ahead of me, and 2 others have also passed me. I know it's only a bit of fun, Barrie, but I feel a bit like one of the Grand National horses that's struggling to get over the jumps at the rear of the field 🥹

    • Just carry on the way you are. I passed Shyboy a good while ago but expect him to overtake me soon, The leader board is just a bit of fun.

  • How does this actually work?

    • Welcome to our site. We're a free prize draw giveaway, funded by advertising. Due to this you have to check the draws to see if you've won. Please do read our rules and FAQs.

    • Guess you're a newbie so welcome and Good Luck.

      First and most important thing is to check out the Rules and the FAQ (links on this post and at the foot of every page) so you get to understand how everything works, particularly the draws and their times. You would have ticked the box to say you had when you joined. Just by joining you've qualified for 6 draws a day, and up to 9 as your bonus builds.

      https://pickmypostcode.com/rules/

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com

      If you need any help, just email admin@pickmypostcode.com

  • Can I start another word association?

    Potato

    • Night

    • Games

    • Play

    • Theatre

    • Movie

    • Dredd

    • Judge

    • Circuit

    • Electric

    • Shock

    • Bombshell

    • Revelation

    • Epiphany .... [Celeste Epiphany Waite]

    • Celeste

    • Marie

    • Curie

    • Madame

    • Butterfly

    • Monarch

    • Throne

    • seat

    • Book

    • Dogger

    • bank

    • Food

    • Flan

    • Tart

    • Custard

    • Thanks maddadof, a nice way to go🤔 or not so nice!

      Apple Rhubarb 🙃

    • Crumble Crumble !!!!! ;-)

    • Cookie

    • Cookie

    • Fortune

    • Teller

    • Story

    • Plot

    • Plan

    • Funeral

    • Humanist

    • FP, Elagabalus"Roman emp",used rose pettals to suffocate people :-(.. Yogik, Dancer-- Human...

    • Dancer

    • Tiny

    • Small

    • Beer -(allegedly)

    • Lager

    • Harp

    • Plucker

    • Pheasant

    • Game

    • Hangman

    • Executioner

    • Enforcer

    • Law

    • Out

    • Knives 🤔

    • Fawkes

    • Guy

    • Fall

    • Water

    • Tap

    • Wire

    • Trip

    • Destination

    • unknown

    • Secret

    • Hidden

    • Mask

    • Face

    • poker

    • Strip

    • Club

    • Fight

    • bickering

    • Squabble

    • Argument

    • Crossword

    • Times 🐷

    • Good

    • Naughty maddadof.

    • Frigg (as Friggs day,look it up)

    • Friday

    • Man

    • Rain

      Also when tetleyt mentioned deliberating I instantly thought of Lloyd Grossman on master chef - he loved to say the judges were “deliberating and cogitating” or was that the original Through the Keyhole before Keith Lemon was on there ?

    • Unpredictable

    • Weather

    • Cool 🎶

    • Daddy

    • Big

    • Huge

    • Gigantic

    • Large

    • Majority

    • Most

    • Up

    • Time

    • Face

    • Cheek !

    • Nose

    • Roman (don’t know what he had to do with Roses maddadof 🤔)

    • Emperor

    • Elagabalus

    • Roses

    • Stone

    • Age

    • Years

    • Golden

    • Wonder

    • Boy

    • ball

    • Disco

    • Wedding

    • Shotgun

    • Gunslinger

    • Baddies

    • 🎶 Goodies! 🎶 (Goody goody yum yum)

    • Anyplace

    • Anywhere 🌍

    • Wherever 💃

    • Whenever

    • Anytime

    • Sometime

    • Sooner

    • Later

    • Postpone

    • Delay

    • Procrastinating

    • Deliberating

    • Considering.

    • Contemplate

    • Ruminative

    • Thoughtful

    • Pondering

    • (Shyboy is)

      Thinking

    • ooo - er

    • Mrs

    • Mr

    • Chips

  • Wed. 18th. - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using : Bridge View, Wadebridge, Cornwall PL27 6BZ - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Congratulations to Matt Weston for winning gold in the Winter Olympics. The expert coaching provided by David Beckham on how to ride the skeleton was invaluable.

    • Women wanted equal rights in the 60s but had a nasty shock when they also had to work to 65. That's with no reference to the WASPI claims, just that I do think it fair that women should work the same as men, and should get treated equally - as long as they are doing an equal job. My husband was relieved he didn't have women on the ships when he was in the Navy - he said however good they were at gunnery, radar etc if the ship got hit, they would not be strong enough to carry out damage control works that men do - and the men shouldn't be on the same pay if they were doing more.

    • Yes!

    • Interesting viewpoint. But what about women? Do they also have to have a backbone?

      When you say full circle, do you mean back to the days when everyone could insult everyone without thought? Back to the days when women couldn’t vote as they were considered a separate species? Just a thought. 😌

    • Let's hope it goes full circle (oh dear, that sounds like a fat person), and people get a backbone again. I for one have a backbone, although admittedly it's probably not noticeable under all the fat. I was brought up with "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me". Now men pretend to be men when it suits them but then cry if someone says a bad word.

    • Yes Anonymous it is odd. It's not pc nowadays to call people fat or make fat jokes but thin people seem to be easy targets with no recriminations

    • I was watching an old movie last night and realised that Audrey Hepburn was thinner than Mrs B. Yet nobody mocks her or writes rude and derogatory "jokes" about her. Odd?

      Personally I don't like jokes that combine vulgarity with mockery of a real person. I've got that from my parents who say there's always a line that many people enjoy crossing. Trump is a good example.

    • As soon as i read FP's comment it hit me and i didn't half chuckle,very good PV.. :-) :-) :-)

    • Naughty! But made us laugh. 🤣

  • Very strange survey. After answering a few questions a new screen said: 'Decode on D5' Three options with number 5 already highlighted so i clicked Next. Next screen said 'Screen out on 5' Once again number 5 was highlighted. Clicking Next threw me out with 5p added. I had the impression I was marking my own work.

    • Don’t worry Hopeful2B - you are not alone.

      I was keeping my eye on someone who passed me a couple of months ago and, while I’ve been hovering around the same 2 or 3 positions, they’ve galloped 177 places up the leaderboard and added £600 to their bonus. Quite a feat. Well done to them👏👏👏 & hope their lucky streak continues.

      Ours could be due soon 🤞😊

    • At least you got 5p, Cakey. I seem to have been cast into outer darkness where surveys are concerned. Other people are passing me in the ratings, so there are obviously surveys about, but I'm summarily dismissed from the few that I get. Very strange.

    • 😂😂

  • Tues. 17th - Mini Draw - CLAIMED - congratulations to the member/s using : Babis Farm Way, Saltash, Cornwall PL12 4TA- who has claimed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

    Hope they had a good bonus 🥂🍾

  • Can someone from admin please email me it’s about my stockpot win

    • I've edited your comment to remove your personal data. I will email you later this morning.

    • Best you email admin@pickmypostcode.com as it's a security risk to put your email on a public site.

  • A few middle-aged 👨👳🏽‍♀️🧔🏽 men in 1945 were watching women’s bathing suits get smaller and smaller.👙 One of them says: “Heck, by 2030 or so, there’ll be nothing left!”. Another says: “George, why does that bother you? By 2030, you probably won’t even be alive to see 👀🔭 it.” ... He answers: “I know! That’s what bothers me!!”

    • Thanks for nothing, Nick and Cakey. I've had that flaming tune in my brain for the last five days.

    • The Americans used Bikini Atoll as a nuclear testing site from 1946.

      Co-incidence? I THINK NOT!

    • . . . that she wore for the first time that day . . .

    • It was an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini...

  • Mon. 16th. - Mini Draw NoT claimed - the member/s using : Akron Drive, Wolverhampton, WV10 6EQ - have missed their £100 prize + bonus payment.

  • Today I did the opposite of shoplifting, I suppose you could call it shopgifting. I ordered 4 books and one arrived followed by an email that said my order was complete. I had a phone conversation (how nice to have humans to speak to) with a lady who said she would send the missing books. A few days later they arrived, followed a week later by another parcel. There was no obvious returns procedure so I decided to take them to one of the company's physical stores next time I was visiting. I thought it might be difficult explaining what had happened especially as there was no paperwork in either parcel but the assistant took them off me and I now have a clear conscience.

    • When I was about 8 or 9 my mate, whose family were ‘a bit rough’ as mum said, nicked some sweets from the local sweet shop, and dared me to do it too. Reluctantly, being ‘a good girl’ I took a 1d gobstopper, and felt guilty about it every time I went past for the next 15 years. One day, in the shop with my husband, I paid for some sweets and accidentally dropped 20p among the shelves. I felt karma was finally appeased when I told the shopkeeper not to worry, just keep it when he got to it.

      Anyone else finally atoned for a sin?

    • Apparently there are lots of phones and drugs, in particular, getting into prisons. They're even using drones to deliver them to the inmates. I imagine that staff get bribed or threatened into smuggling them in, too.

    • Bet somebody's a bit miffed when they open a book and find it starts at Page 1...

    • I work in a warehouse and when I checked a pallet of returned books, I found two had been hollowed out and filled with mobile phones (with a charger too) and tobacco! It looked just like what you'd see on a TV crime program.

      However, they were taken to our management and conveniently "lost" from there onwards. Hmmm...

    • There are still a few honest people left in the world!

      A lady I know had a nephew who, sadly, had got into trouble with the law and ended up in prison. She enquired if it was permissible to send him some books, and ordered about a dozen to be delivered to him. They still hadn't arrived about a month later, so she contacted the Company and they said they would send a second batch. Eventually he received his parcel, followed a few weeks later by a duplicate. The prison must, obviously, check any deliveries and had been very slow in doing so. My friend explained the situation to the book store, and they agreed that it would be impossible to retrieve them. She offered to pay for them, but was told to let her nephew donate them to the prison library.

    • Good on ya Cakey☺️

  • Glanced at postcode for £5 bonus draw, then checked:

    BN12 6FF is about 600 miles from Banff by shortest reasonable route.

    • 😆😆

    • ... and if you're about 30 miles WSW from Banff, that's in Moray

    • and Postcode for Banff is actually AB45 tho I know you were referring to the spelling using the last 2 letters as well...