Updated 15 November 2026 · refreshed hourly from live data
As of 15 November 2026, we're tracking 3 live house competitions; the best Value Ratio is 2.50 against a market median of 3.50, and the shortest odds are 1 in 99,999. Top of the table right now: WIN A BRAND-NEW 3-BEDROOM HOUSE PLUS £10,000 CASH or £200,000 Cash from Kilted Competitions.
A house draw can cost 19p or £10 to enter, and the ticket price tells you almost nothing about your chances. What matters is how many tickets can be sold. We rank every live UK house competition we track by Value Ratio (lower is better) and show the maximum odds on each, so you can see which draw gives you the most chance for your money.
Ranked best Value Ratio first — the same default ordering as the Showroom. Tap any card for the full breakdown, including your max odds (1 in the total ticket allocation) and current odds (1 in the tickets sold so far). Always check each operator's draw terms before entering.
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Capped and uncapped draws are different bets
Most operators on this page cap the number of tickets, so the worst-case odds are known before you enter. A draw capped at 599,999 tickets can never be worse than 1 in 599,999 per ticket. Omaze, the largest house-draw brand in the UK, does not cap entries, so its odds are only known once the draw has closed. We explain how to estimate them in Omaze house draw odds explained.
Check what happens if the tickets do not sell
Some house draws only award the house if a minimum number of tickets is sold, and pay a share of ticket revenue as a cash prize if not. Others guarantee the house or its cash alternative regardless. This is set out in each operator's terms, and it changes what you are actually entering for. Read it before you buy.
The cash alternative is the real prize value
Nearly every house draw offers cash instead of the property, usually well below the headline valuation. We rank against the cash figure where one is published, because that is what a winner can actually bank. Prizes from UK competitions are not taxed as income; our competition tax guide covers what you may owe afterwards if you keep, let or sell the house.
There are only ever a handful of house draws live at once, so this table is short. For more choice, compare cash competitions or browse everything in the Showroom.
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