Omaze Draw Results: Every Completed UK Draw

Latest Omaze draw results

Omaze results change with every draw that closes, so a static table on this page would go out of date within weeks. For the current, complete and officially confirmed results — property, winner, charity partner and amount raised — go straight to Omaze’s own Draw Results page and Winners page, both of which the operator updates directly after each draw closes.

As a benchmark for what these results typically look like: Omaze’s first UK house draw, a £1,150,000 property in Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire, closed in November 2020 and raised £250,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust. Since then, individual draws listed on Omaze’s own site have raised anywhere from roughly £1.7 million up to over £5 million for a single charity partner (Omaze past draw results, as published July 2026), reflecting how ticket sales vary considerably between draws.

How to find Omaze draw results yourself

Omaze publishes results at omaze.co.uk/pages/draw-results and omaze.co.uk/pages/winners. Each completed draw has its own entry, which typically includes:

• The winner’s first name and surname initial, plus their county of residence
• A short statement or video from the winner
• Confirmation of which charity received the donation, and the amount raised

If a draw has recently closed but no result is yet showing on the website, it usually means the winner is still being contacted and has not yet given consent to be named publicly. Omaze does not commit to a fixed number of days for announcing house draw results in its published terms, so check the live Draw Results page rather than assuming a specific timeframe.

What information does Omaze publish about each result?

Omaze publishes the following for each completed draw:

Information	Published by Omaze?
Winner’s first name	Yes
Winner’s surname or initial	Yes (initial)
Winner’s county / approximate location	Yes
Winner’s full address	No
Total entries sold	No (not routinely published)
Total ticket revenue	No (not routinely published)
Charity donation amount	Yes — in draw-specific announcements
Independent scrutineer named	Yes — Omaze’s official rules name Civica as the independent scrutineer

The fact that Omaze does not publish total entry counts is the main reason pre-draw odds calculations are not possible. You can sometimes use a published charity donation figure to derive a rough estimate of total revenue and entries, but because Omaze’s giving is a £1 million minimum guarantee rather than a fixed 17% share, and the effective share can fall well below that on a large draw, any such estimate is approximate at best. Our guide to Omaze odds of winning walks through the method and its limits.

Can draw results be independently verified?

Partially. The charity partner’s annual accounts, filed on the Charity Commission register (register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk), will show donations received. If the accounts post-date the draw, you can confirm the donation was made and cross-check it against Omaze’s published figure.

Omaze’s own annual accounts, filed at Companies House (search “Omaze UK” on find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk), will reflect the business’s total revenue and financial position, though they do not break down results per draw.

The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint against an Omaze advert, but it concerned how clearly the free postal entry route was explained (a breach of CAP Code rules 8.17 and 8.17.2), not the existence or validity of any winner. We are not aware of any upheld ASA ruling disputing that an Omaze winner was real. This is not a guarantee of future conduct but is a relevant data point for assessing historical legitimacy. Check asa.org.uk for the latest rulings before relying on this.

Is there any official oversight of how Omaze results are conducted?

Yes. Omaze is a signatory to the UK Government’s Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators, published by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and in force from 20 May 2026 (gov.uk). Under the Code, signatories commit to having winners selected by an independent person or a certified, auditable random process, giving all entries — free and paid — an equal chance of winning, and not cancelling a draw or reducing its prize because ticket sales were low. The Code also asks operators to publish clearly how much goes to charity and how often.

The Code is voluntary and sits alongside, rather than instead of, existing consumer protection and advertising law, so it does not itself create new legal penalties for a breach. But it gives an additional, government-backed benchmark against which to judge whether a specific draw’s results process has been run properly, on top of the ASA’s advertising rules and the Gambling Act’s free-entry requirement. For more on how Omaze’s model compares with licensed lotteries, see our guide to what is a society lottery.

What if I cannot find the result for a specific draw?

If you entered a draw that has closed but cannot find the result:

1. Check omaze.com/uk/winners directly — results are not always linked from the homepage.
2. Search for the draw by property location or charity partner name.
3. Contact Omaze’s customer support via the contact form on omaze.com/uk.
4. Search UK press coverage — many Omaze results are covered by regional newspapers, particularly when the winner is local.

If you believe you may have won but have not been contacted, note that Omaze reaches out by phone and email. Check your spam folder and any missed calls from unknown numbers around the draw close date.

Where can I see all live and upcoming Omaze draws?

Current live draws and their closing dates are listed on omaze.com/uk. For an independent overview of every active UK house draw — including Omaze and competing operators — see the full Omaze review or our win-a-house comparison page.