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All or Nothing Results

Check the latest All or Nothing winning numbers, compare your 12-number line, see recent draws and understand the unusual prize structure where matching everything — or nothing — can win the jackpot.

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Latest All or Nothing results

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Twelve winning numbers are drawn from 1 to 24. Your 12 selected numbers are compared with this set.

Check your All or Nothing numbers

Select the 12 numbers on your line. The checker compares them with MLL's latest stored result and tells you how many matched and the standard prize for that match count.

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This is a convenience checker, not ticket validation. Always confirm a possible prize with The Health Lottery.

All or Nothing prizes and odds

The prize table is symmetrical. Matching 12 wins the same top prize as matching 0; 11 mirrors 1, 10 mirrors 2, and so on. The middle outcomes — matching 5, 6 or 7 — do not win a prize.

Numbers matchedPrizePublished odds
12 or 0£25,000*1 in 2.7m for each outcome
11 or 1£2501 in 18.7k for each outcome
10 or 2£251 in 620.79 for each outcome
9 or 3£2.501 in 55.87 for each outcome
8 or 4£11 in 11.04 for each outcome
7, 6 or 5No prizeMiddle of the distribution

*The £25,000 top prize is shared if there is more than one top-prize winner in the same draw. The Health Lottery publishes overall odds of winning any All or Nothing prize as 1 in 4.5.

Line price£1
Choose12 from 24
Any-prize odds1 in 4.5
Top prize£25,000*
12Match all 12 winning numbers and you hit one side of the jackpot.
0Match none of the 12 winning numbers and you hit the other side of the same jackpot.

Why are the jackpot odds shown as about 1 in 1.35 million?

There are 2,704,156 different ways to choose 12 numbers from 24. One possible line matches all 12 winning numbers, while one other line is the exact opposite set and matches none.

That gives two jackpot-winning outcomes in the full set of combinations. MLL calculates the combined chance of winning the £25,000 top prize by either route as approximately 1 in 1,352,078. The Health Lottery rounds that to 1 in 1.35 million.

This also explains why the prize table can show roughly 1 in 2.7 million for matching exactly 12 and the same odds for matching exactly 0, while the combined jackpot chance is twice as good.

Recent All or Nothing results

The latest previous draws stored by MLL are shown below. All or Nothing normally draws every Tuesday and Friday.

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How All or Nothing works

Pick 12 numbers from 1 to 24

All or Nothing is an online-only Health Lottery game. A line costs £1. You choose 12 different numbers from 1 to 24, or use the operator's Quick Pick option.

Draws are Tuesday and Friday at 7pm

The current published schedule is Tuesday and Friday at 7:00pm UK time, with the normal entry cut-off at 6:59pm.

The draw is designed around opposites

A normal lottery rewards more matches. All or Nothing is different: the prize scale rises at both ends. Matching 8, 9, 10, 11 or 12 wins progressively more, but matching 4, 3, 2, 1 or 0 mirrors those prizes in reverse.

Winning numbers are generated electronically

The Health Lottery states that winning lottery numbers across its games are selected using an approved random number generator.

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All or Nothing FAQs

What are the latest All or Nothing results?

The latest confirmed 12-number result stored by My Lottery Life is displayed at the top of this page.

When is All or Nothing drawn?

The Health Lottery currently schedules All or Nothing draws for Tuesday and Friday at 7pm UK time, with the normal cut-off at 6:59pm.

How many numbers do I choose?

You choose 12 different numbers from 1 to 24, or use Quick Pick.

Can I really win by matching no numbers?

Yes. Matching zero of the 12 winning numbers is one of the two £25,000 top-prize outcomes. Matching all 12 is the other.

What are the odds of winning any prize?

The Health Lottery publishes overall All or Nothing prize odds of 1 in 4.5.

What is the jackpot chance?

Each extreme outcome — exactly 12 matches or exactly zero — is about 1 in 2.7 million. Because either outcome wins the top prize, the combined jackpot chance is about 1 in 1.35 million.

Can I play All or Nothing in a shop?

No. The Health Lottery describes All or Nothing as an online-only game.

Sources and result checking

My Lottery Life stores confirmed All or Nothing results locally through its Lottery Data Manager. Game rules and published odds are checked against The Health Lottery's current game information.

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