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Every month more than a million prize-winning numbers are chosen at random and two bond-holders pocket £1m. Other prizes range from around a million at £50 to four at £100,000.
We publish details of the major monthly prize winners, from £1m to £5,000. For more details read our Premium Bonds guide. And talk premium bond theories in our Saving & Banking message board.
All the prizes for the last 12 months: Below is the table of this month's big prizes. Use the 'Previous month' link to see all prizes for the last 12 months.
• See our table of smaller prizes
Click on the column headings to rearrange the winners according to where you live or maybe the value of the winning bonds.
| Prize value | Winning bond No. | Total holding | Area | Value of bond | Purchase date |
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• Click here for the smaller prizes
New and improved: Our round-up 50 years of Premium Bonds contains everything you need to know - the history, theories on improving your chances, and much more. Also: videos of 'Ernie' picking winners 
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READER COMMENTSComments so far (77)
1.
Hello Premium Bond holders. I've just had a fine month on the bonds. I won £50 back in April, and my prizes are reinvested automatically. The winnings from April won another £50 this month, so I'm glad I decided to reinvest my winnings. Not bad interest in 2 months, 100%.
- George, Lerwick, Shetland
Posted: 3 June 2007, 2:33pm
2.
Does anybody know the odds of winning a £100,000, or £50,000, or £25,000 prize? Has to be better than the several billions to one required for the million top prize - I think a £30,000 holding has approximately a 1 in half million chance for that.
- Vaughan, Derbyshire
Posted: 5 June 2007, 8:31am
3.
This now appears to be a rich holders club. The majority of winners now come from those who hold large amounts £20,000 plus. If you have original £1 to £10 bonds you have little or no chance. It is far easier for ERNIE to generate a number in a large block of numbers, than in single or small blocks.
- David Smith, Hertfordshire
Posted: 7 August 2007, 12:51pm
4.
I bought £5 bond in September 1964 which hasn't won a thing! Since I have added to my bonds and have won the odd £50 and £100 but never anything larger.
- Dee, Merseyside
Posted: 7 August 2007, 2:30pm
5.
I have bought bonds back in 1953 but did never won anything so I cashed my bonds in.
- Przytocka, Bristol
Posted: 5 September 2007, 3:28pm
6.
My sister-in-law insisted on giving me £100.00 as a thank-you which I didn't want. I told her I'd buy £100.00 worth of Premium Bonds, and if I won we'd go half each. Imagine how speechless I was when it won £50.00 in the very first available draw! Even more remarkable was the fact that it was all I had in premium bonds. The odds of that happening are incalculable!
- Fred, Kent
Posted: 21 September 2007, 11:49pm
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