I've been doing it for years. Last year I won £20 and the same the year before. Never won any more than that. But it's the same with the National Lottery. You always hope one day you'll have a big win.
I win £10 every so often. I realised that you need lots of people in your postcode area to be in it and I think there’s just me. One Christmas I gave my kids £60 so we could all do it for six months and split the money if we won but no one did. I’m the only one that continued with it. At least the money goes to good causes I suppose.
I think the odds of winning are around 1.2million to one, so hardly surprising to hear of no wins. I believe at least a third goes to charity, so I’d consider it a kind of donation with the chance of a win.
I have won 7 lots of £10 but that is over a nine year period. Might be time to cancel, but of course my postcode would win then but as i don't live there anymore i doubt i would hear anything if my e neighbours did win.
Yes I have won a few £10.00,(3/4) we have been doing it for 5 years. There was a big winner near us a few years before I started. I listened to a speaker a few years ago he was from a charity who transported blood and baby milk between hospitals by motorbike they were all volunteers but got support from the postcode lottery to help with mileage and wear and tear on their motorbikes. Made me want to continue supporting these small charities by entering.
I've never played it myself, but our current next-door neighbours bought the house several years ago with their winnings from the Postcode Lottery (so it was a fairly substantial sum!)
We've been in it for quite a few years. Every now and then we win a tenner which is nice - usually celebrate with a coffee out so that takes care of that! As George'sGran says, more of a donation really.