Omaze Review

Best for house-sized prizes and charity credentials, weakest on transparency around total entries.

4.2 / 5£10 – £150 per entry bundle

Omaze runs the UK's highest-profile prize-home draws, with a charity partner attached to every house. Entry is sold in bundles rather than single tickets, and there is a genuine free postal entry route.

Odds and value

Omaze does not publish a fixed ticket cap, so you cannot calculate your exact odds before entering — unusual in this market. In practice the draws are very heavily subscribed, so treat an Omaze entry as a long shot with a charity donation attached rather than an odds play.

Trust and track record

Winners are announced with video and full names, charity donations are published after each draw, and the operator is a signatory to the DCMS voluntary code on prize competitions. Customer service response times are generally good.

Who it suits

Entrants who want a shot at a mortgage-free house and are comfortable that a large share of their spend goes to charity rather than to better odds.

What works

  • Genuine free postal entry
  • Charity donations published
  • Winners verified publicly

Watch out for

  • No published entry cap, so odds are unknown
  • Bundles push up minimum spend
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