MyHappyStreet — Rules

When you join you confirm that you are 18 or over, and anyone under 18 can't join.

You need a valid UK postcode, because the draws are made by postcode.

Addresses that reach the same inbox (for example Gmail addresses with extra dots or a "+" tag) count as one inbox. Extra accounts can be closed and their entries, prizes and bonuses voided.

You're only entered into the Rewards Draw and Lucky Street, and can only claim prizes, once you've confirmed your email address with the link we send you.

We never ask you for money to play.

Both draws are free and take place once a day at the time shown on the site. Members with a confirmed email address and a valid UK postcode on their account are entered automatically.

Each draw picks one or more winning postcodes at random from the postcodes of entered members, and every entered member at a winning postcode is a winner, whatever their street is called (for the Rewards Draw, subject to rule 8). Spaces and capital letters in postcodes are ignored. We use the postcode on your account when the draw is made. Every draw is random: winning postcodes are picked at random by our systems, nothing is scheduled in advance, and we never choose winners.

One postcode wins each Rewards Draw, and you can only win if you've claimed your daily bonus on at least one of the last 5 days (UK time, counting today) and your Reward Pot is between £5 and £25 when the draw is made (your Reward Pot as shown on the site, without the day's Rewards Draw prize). The winning postcode is picked only from postcodes where at least one member meets these rules, and only the members there who meet them win. While your pot is above £25, or below £5, you can't win the Rewards Draw. If nobody meets the rules on the day, no winner is drawn that day.

The eligibility settings for the 11am draw may change from time to time. The settings that apply to each draw are the ones shown here at the time of that draw.

Rewards Draw: every winner at the winning postcode can claim, and each winner who claims wins their own Reward Pot. Any Rewards Draw prize shown for that draw is shared equally between the winners who claim it, and each share is fixed when the next Rewards Draw is made.

Lucky Street: 4 winning postcodes a day · £100 each (the number of winning postcodes and the prize are shown on the site). Only one prize can be claimed per winning postcode: the first winner at that postcode to claim it gets the full prize, and it isn't shared. Unclaimed prizes aren't carried over.

Claiming your daily bonus reveals today's winning postcode on the Rewards page: the postcode that won the latest Rewards Draw. You need to have claimed your daily bonus that day before you can claim a Rewards Draw or Lucky Street prize.

Lucky Street's winning postcodes: Free to enter, no purchase needed. Picking a reward is free and you don't have to take up the offer. Pick 2 rewards to reveal the 4 winning postcodes. The Lucky Street page shows the winning postcodes of the latest Lucky Street draw, which can be claimed until the next draw. They're revealed by picking 2 rewards on the Lucky Street page, after claiming your daily bonus: the first reward you pick reveals 2 of them (never yours) and the second reveals all 4, including yours if your postcode has won. Winners find out the same way as everyone else. Unclaimed prizes aren't carried over.

You can only claim with a confirmed email address.

You can claim until the next draw of the same kind is made (normally the next day at the draw time). Prizes not claimed by then are lost and don't roll over.

Confirm your details and give us your PayPal email address. We pay prizes to that PayPal address within 14 days of your claim. We don't make bank transfers. We may delay or withhold a payment while we carry out fraud checks, which may include asking for proof of identity.

Once a prize is paid we may show your first name, town, postcode area (for example GL1) and the amount on our public Winners page and in the winners strip on the Rewards page. We never show your surname, street, full postcode or email address there. See our Privacy Policy for everything other people can see.

Once each UK day you can claim your daily bonus, which adds to your Reward Pot and adds a day to your streak. It's currently £5.00 a day for days 1 to 20, £2.50 for days 21 to 40 and £1.00 from day 41. We may change these amounts.

Completed tasks, a right answer in Guess the Year and refer a friend bonuses can also add to your pot, and so can a Guess the Year leaderboard pot boost (rule 23).

If you miss days, your Reward Pot and your streak stay as they are. Your streak carries on from where it was the next time you claim your daily bonus.

Your Reward Pot is paid out only when you win the Rewards Draw and claim it. It has no cash value otherwise. If you don't win, it stays in your account.

When Guess the Year is running, each round shows a picture or event and you guess the year. There are two rounds a day: a new round starts at 11am and 4pm UK time, and each round lasts until the next one starts. You get one guess per round, and it can't be changed once locked in.

You're told straight away whether you're right. Only the exact year is right. A right guess adds the prize shown (currently £1) to your Reward Pot straight away. You can win once in each round.

As soon as you lock in your guess, we show you the correct year, how close you were and the story behind it.

When we run Guess the Year leaderboard races, every guess scores points: 10 for the exact year, 5 within 1 year, 2 within 5 years, 1 within 10 years, otherwise none. From the 11am round on Wednesday 21 October 2026, a guess that scores points also gets a speed bonus of up to 10 points: 10 if you guess within 3 seconds of first seeing the question, then counting down evenly to 0 at 60 seconds (rounded to whole points, so there's no bonus after 57 seconds). The time starts when the question and its picture are at least half on your screen on the Guess the Year page, and never later than 3 seconds after the page opens; it's measured by our server, on any device, and doesn't restart if you refresh the page, come back later or use another device. A guess that scores no points gets no speed bonus. The speed bonus is added to the guess's points and counts on the leaderboard like any other points. It applies only to rounds that open at or after 11am on 21 October 2026: guesses in earlier rounds keep the points they scored, without a speed bonus. In the first race (Monday 19 October to Sunday 1 November 2026) the speed bonus therefore counts from 21 October, and the points scored before then stay as they were. We may switch the speed bonus off; guesses already made keep the points they scored. The leaderboard runs in races of one week, each from 00:00 on a Monday to 23:59 on a Sunday UK time; the first race is from Monday 19 October to Sunday 25 October 2026, and a new race starts every Monday. A guess counts in the race in which you make it. Equal points are decided by the most exact years, then by the fastest guesser: the lowest average time per guess. Only guesses on rounds that open at or after 11am on Wednesday 21 October 2026 are timed, each from when you first see that round's question on the Guess the Year page (when the question and its picture are at least half on your screen, and never later than 3 seconds after the page opens: the same moment the speed bonus counts from) to when you make your guess, averaged over your timed guesses in the race (so playing more rounds never counts against you). Guesses on earlier rounds still score points but aren't timed. A player with no timed guesses comes after the players with timed guesses they're level with. If that's equal too, the place goes to whoever reached their points from guesses first (the time of their last guess that scored). Points from friends don't change any of this. This applies to every race, including the first, and decides the order of the pot boosts at the end of each race. The leaderboard on the site updates every hour.

When we run leaderboard points for referring friends, you get 20 points for each friend who joins MyHappyStreet through your refer a friend link, counted in the race in which your friend joins, once they've confirmed their email address and made at least 2 guesses (in 2 separate rounds) in that same race. There's no limit on how many friends count. There are no points for referring yourself or a second account. If your friend's account looks like a second account of yours (for example the same email inbox, device, internet connection, or postcode and surname), the points are held while a member of our team checks, and they only count if we approve them before that race is over. We may remove friend points that we find were earned unfairly (for example through fake or second accounts), and a friend's points stop counting if their account is closed or unconfirmed. Adding an existing member as a friend never earns points. Friend points count towards the leaderboard and its pot boosts in the same way as points from guesses; exact years and the tie-break come only from guesses. The leaderboard shows how many of a player's points came from friends. They're separate from the refer a friend bonus, which is unchanged.

When we run the Guess the Year friends leaderboard, it shows you and, once they've scored points that race, the members you referred, the member who referred you and members you've added as friends (an existing member who opens your challenge link can press "Add as a friend", and, when we run friend challenges, joining a member's friend challenge also makes you friends with whoever started it; nobody is added any other way, and either of you can remove the other at any time), ranked on the same points for the same race. Adding a friend this way gives no referral points and no refer a friend reward: those are only for new members who join through your link. It shows only leaderboard names and scores, players who hide themselves aren't shown on it, and it's just for fun: it has no prizes or pot boosts. "Challenge a friend" shares a link to Guess the Year. While refer a friend is running, it carries your refer a friend code, so a friend who joins through it is referred under the refer a friend rules as usual.

Members can start a friend challenge on their friends leaderboard with a fun stake they type, such as "Loser makes the tea" or "Winner picks the takeaway" (no money, payments, bets or alcohol). Friends who join from its link are ranked on their Guess the Year points for that race, and the result shows at the start of the next race. Joining a challenge also makes you friends with whoever started it, so you appear on each other's friends leaderboards (either of you can remove the other). A challenge can have up to 50 members, and you can be in one challenge a race. If you join from a link before you've confirmed your email address, you join once you've confirmed it. Stakes can't mention money, payments or bets. Friend challenges are just for fun between friends; we don't handle or guarantee any stakes.

"Cleverest county in the UK": each county's average points per guess over the last 30 days, counting players who've made at least 5 guesses. A county needs at least 5 such players to be ranked. Referral points don't count. Updated every hour. Every confirmed member counts for the county of the postcode on their account. The board covers a rolling 30 days, so it doesn't reset with the leaderboard races. It shows each county's place and points per guess; it never shows names or how many players a county has. There are no prizes: it's just for bragging rights.

At the end of each race, the top 3 places on the leaderboard get a pot boost (currently 1st £20, 2nd £10 and 3rd £5). The places are worked out just after midnight UK time on the Monday after the race ends, and the boost is added to your Reward Pot automatically: there's nothing to claim, and we don't email you. You'll see it in your Reward Pot and as "+£20 leaderboard boost" (with your own amount) on the site.

A pot boost isn't paid out on its own. It adds to your Reward Pot, and like the rest of your pot (rules 15 to 18) it's only paid out if your postcode wins the Rewards Draw and you meet that draw's rules and claim it (rules 6 to 13). A boost counts towards your pot for the Rewards Draw's pot rules (rule 8).

To get a boost, your account must be open and your email address confirmed, and you must have made at least one guess in that race; otherwise you're passed over and the players below move up a place. A player who has points from referred friends, or who shows signs of more than one account (rule 24), is held while a member of our team checks (we normally decide within 7 days), and if any of the boost places is held, all of that race's boosts wait until the checks are done. If we decide not to give a player a boost, they're passed over and the players below move up a place, so the next player down only gets a boost if someone above them is passed over. We may change the boosts or the length of races for races that haven't started yet.

You may only play with one account. Before adding a leaderboard pot boost we check for signs of more than one account (for example the same device, internet connection, email inbox or postcode and surname); if there are signs of more than one account we hold the boost while a member of our team checks (we normally decide within 7 days), and if we decide a player has broken this rule they don't receive it: they're passed over and the players below move up a place. The leaderboard shows your nickname (the same one as refer a friend), or "Player from" and the first part of your postcode, never your name or full postcode. You can choose a nickname or hide yourself at any time; hidden players are still ranked and can still get a pot boost.

When refer a friend is available, you get a personal link to share. When a friend joins through it, confirms their email address and claims their daily bonus on 3 separate UK days, we add £1 to your Reward Pot. You can earn up to £200 in total from refer a friend; after that, friends who qualify still count for the monthly draw but don't add to your pot. Friends who open your link see your first name.

Up to 50 friends who qualify count each UK calendar month. Friends who qualify after that are recorded but don't earn a bonus or a draw entry.

There's no bonus for referring yourself, including from your own email inbox or a device you've logged in on, or for a friend whose email inbox already has an account.

The leaderboard ranks members by friends who qualified, this month and of all time. You only appear if you choose a nickname, and only your nickname is shown. Nicknames can't contain rude words, email or website addresses, or long numbers. You can remove yourself at any time.

When refer a friend is available and we are running the monthly prize draw, you get one entry for each friend who qualifies and is counted in a UK calendar month, including after you've reached the £200 maximum (up to 50 entries). Your account must be open with a confirmed email address when the draw is made.

On the 1st of each month we draw one winner at random from the previous month's entries. Each entry is an equal chance. The prize is shown on the refer a friend page (currently £50).

The prize is paid in cash, not into your Reward Pot. We don't email the winner: you find out on the refer a friend page, where your prize is waiting to claim.

The winner has 30 days from the draw to claim the prize with their PayPal email address. If it isn't claimed in time it lapses, and it isn't paid or drawn again. We pay claimed prizes within 14 days.

On the refer a friend page we show the winner by their leaderboard nickname, or as "A member" if they have no nickname or have removed themselves from the leaderboard. Once the prize is paid, it may also be shown like other paid prizes (rule 14).

The Level Programme shows offers and tasks from our retail partners across 15 levels that repeat. You only need to complete one task per level, and completed tasks may add to your Reward Pot.

Each offer has its own terms, such as new customers only, minimum spend or time limits. We're not responsible if a task is rejected because those terms weren't met.

MyHappyStreet is not a gambling website and no money is needed to play.

We do not sell your personal data. See our Privacy Policy.

We may suspend, change or withdraw any feature, draw, game, offer or reward at any time.

We may disqualify members who misuse the site, use more than one account or give false information.

These rules are a summary. Our full Terms & Conditions apply.

MyHappyStreet is operated by World Web Channels Ltd., registered in England and Wales. These rules are governed by English law.