When does the lottery close?

If you would like to place your numbers into the next lottery draw, you need to make sure you get in before closing time. Today, we’ll take a look at your different options across The Health Lottery, along with their closing times, to help you get your numbers selected in time.

What time does The Big Win draw close?

The Big Win can be played every day - but the draws take place on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. There are plenty of times to get involved! However, you will need to get your numbers in before we close to ensure your numbers have been registered for a draw on a specific day.

The Big Win closes at 7.45pm, which is when the draw happens.

Have no worries if you have missed the deadline for the next draw, as we have five going throughout the week.

You can also sign up for our Direct Debit option to ensure that you never miss a chance to place your lucky numbers in our draws.

When Does QuickWin close?

Better yet, we have an opportunity to play multiple times a day at The Health Lottery, with QuickWin.

This game gives you a chance to win £25,000 every three minutes. You read that right – every THREE minutes!

When placing your numbers, you’ll have to act fast if you’re planning on jumping in on a specific draw.

However, this option never closes. If you miss one draw, you can still easily sign up for the next.

All you have to do is pick 5 numbers between 1 and 50 and submit them here.

When does All or Nothing close?

You have another option - to play All or Nothing, with a £25,000 jackpot for matching all your numbers - or none of them!

It's the lottery draw game you can win by not matching a single number. And it has the best odds of winning a prize of any lottery game in Great Britain!

There are two draws a week, on Tuesday and Friday, at 7pm. You have to submit your numbers for the draw before this time, which you can do here.

The Health Lottery draw times

We are proud to offer many different lottery options across our site.

You can easily sign up and join any of our games. Explore our different options and find the right game for you – at The Health Lottery.

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The Health Lottery operates on behalf of The Health Lottery Foundation, PO BOX 8109, Daventry, NN11 1JA. Promoter: Delva Patman.

The Health Lottery Foundation exists to raise funds in support of health-related causes throughout Great Britain. It receives and assesses grant applications and awards funding across GB. For information on good causes and to apply for a grant click HERE. 20% of every lottery draw ticket and online scratchcard purchased goes towards good causes. Across all games, 34% is spent on prizes and 46% is spent on expenses (actual expenses exceed this figure). Our average annual proceeds from lotteries are £14.5m. The odds of winning The Big Win jackpot are 1 in 2.1m and the odds of winning any Big Win prize is 1 in 9.7. The odds of winning the All or Nothing jackpot is 1 in 1.35m and the odds of winning any All or Nothing prize is 1 in 4.5. The odds of winning a QuickWin jackpot is 1 in 2.1m and the odds of winning any QuickWin prize is 1 in 6. All winning lottery numbers are selected using an approved random number generator (RNG). Click on the links below for full T&Cs and FAQs for each of our games.

Please help us to support vital health causes in your community. The Health Lottery Foundation is licensed by the Gambling Commission.