The Health Lottery (United Kingdom) Lottery Results & Winning Numbers

• The biggest jackpots are all of £250,000 from the monthly raffle that every player participates in.
• The regular jackpot starts at £25,000 and is not capped, but represents 10% of the ticket sales. There are no rollover or rolldown rules.
• Wednesday and Saturday draws have an immediate cash draw after the main draw that gives £100,000 for those who match all five numbers.
• All prizes are paid as a lump sum and tax-free.
• Players have up to 180 days to claim their prizes.
• It is not possible to play it from outside the UK.

How to Play The Health Lottery?

1. Unlike other UK lotteries, it is not possible to play the Health Lottery from abroad. UK residents can purchase their tickets online or at a local retailer.
2. When playing, all the players need to do is to mark five numbers between 1 and 50. Do it for every ticket and pay for them.
3. Keep your tickets somewhere safe, regardless of them being physical or digital tickets.
4. Bookmark this page and check the latest The Health Lottery results here.

The Health Lottery Ticket Cost

• £1.00 per entry, just like the UK Thunderball.

Advance Draws

UK residents that decide to play the Health lottery online can purchase tickets for up to five consecutive weeks in advance. That means a total of 25 draws without having to do more than one single purchase. The next thing to do after purchasing tickets for several draws in advance is to check the The Health Lottery results on this page.

5 Top Success Stories of UK Thunderball Winners

1. Tim Carson – After winning £250,000 in The Health Lottery, Tim, a former police officer, decided to surprise his wife and kept the prize as a secret for two days. The good news was finally brought to them by the lottery agents, and he told her they would buy a new home with the money.
2. Elizabeth Wilson – Another lucky winner of the big £250,000 prize, Elizabeth told the staff of The Health Lottery, while drinking a glass of champagne, that she planned to pay off some bills and buy a new car. Among the reasons that led her to play it, the fact that The Health Lottery helps charity causes was a strong motif.
3. Gail Frost – A woman of 73 from Seaford won the jackpot of The Health Lottery and could not believe her luck. She had a neighbor scammed not long before the winning draw, and therefore kept cautious. Similar to other winners, she had no idea where to put the money.
4. Robin – Robin had stopped playing The Health Lottery in 2018. Then, in 2019, his wife convinced him to play once more, and she could not be more assertive. He won the Mega Raffle of February and took home £250,000. As he and his wife already sponsor five different charities, they plan on expanding their good causes and help their son.
5. Grainger Whitson – The March’s Mega Raffle of 2019 gave £250,000 to Grainger after years of playing the lottery. He also likes The Health Lottery for their support to good causes and plans to use the money to help his family.

The Health Lottery History

The Health Lottery had some changes across the years, and it is interesting to understand how it became what we know today as one of the best lotteries in the UK.

• September 2011 – The Health Lottery is launched as a weekly draw, and the first draw took place in October.
• July 2012 – Change in the prizes for three numbers from £50 to £20 and for four numbers from £500 to £250.
• October 2012 – First time of the Wednesday draw, turning it into a bi-weekly game.
• May 2013 – Introduction of the Bonus Ball.
• August 2015 – Thursday draws added to the game.
• October 2015 – Tuesday and Fridays now count with the main draw too.
• July 2018 – Addition of more prize tiers (Match 2 or 1 number + Bonus Ball), changing the overall odds of winning a prize from 1 in 108 to only 1 in 9.7. The monthly Mega Raffle of £250,000 is finally introduced.
• July 2020 – Increase in the total donation coming from ticket sales (from 20.34% to 25.5%) due to the difficulties brought by the Covid-19 crisis.