SOLD OUT 1 : 1,200 odds
RETIRED LEGO The Simpsons house! (AUTO DRAW)
Ticket price
£0.99
Draw complete
This competition has already been drawn
This competition ran on our previous website and the winner was drawn live on Facebook. Imported competitions don't have an on-site results page - visit our Winners page or Facebook group to see who won.
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★GRAND PRIZE★
RETIRED LEGO The Simpsons house! (AUTO DRAW)
1 winner guaranteed
RETIRED LEGO The Simpsons house!
COMPETITION ENDS MIDNIGHT!
Step into Springfield with the retired LEGO Simpsons House—packed with hilarious details, iconic characters, and nostalgic charm that makes it a must-have centerpiece for collectors and fans alike, Good luck!
GRAND PRIZE
LEGO The Simpsons: The Simpsons House (71006) BNIB & SEALED *RETIRED*
Draw details
- Closes
- Wed 29 Apr 2026
- Draw time
- 00:59
- Max entries
- 1,200
- Per ticket
- £0.99
- Odds / ticket
- 1 : 1,200
One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.
Provably fair competition
Sealed before sales. Checkable by anyone after the draw.
Before a single ticket was sold, the method for picking the winner was sealed and its fingerprint published. The winner can't be known until the competition closes. Then the sealed data is revealed, so anyone can check the result was worked out exactly as promised.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Every draw runs on BaseComp, the platform we use. Before any tickets go on sale, BaseComp seals away a random number and the exact method that will be used to pick the winner. The winning ticket itself isn't decided yet - it can't be, because it's worked out from the total number of tickets actually sold, which nobody knows until the competition closes. At that point, the sealed number and the final ticket count are combined to land on the winning ticket. So the method is fixed in advance, but the outcome stays open right up to the close.
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