Odds of winning Yourtown Draw 561 — $2.88M Buderim home
Each ticket in Yourtown Draw 561 is one entry in a pool of up to 500,000 tickets, so one ticket has a 1 in 500,000 chance of winning the $2.88M Buderim home if every ticket sells. If fewer tickets sell, your odds are better.
1 in 500,000 per ticket (maximum 500,000 tickets, if every ticket sells)
Source: Yourtown terms and conditions, checked 9 November 2026.
Odds for each Yourtown Draw 561 ticket package
| Package | Entries | Odds | Entries per $100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| $15 | 1 | 1 in 500,000 | 6.7 |
How the odds in this draw work
Every ticket is one entry. The pool is capped at 500,000 tickets, so the odds above assume every ticket sells. A bigger package adds entries; it does not change the pool. Prices and packages are set by Yourtown — check their official conditions before you buy.
How Yourtown Draw 561 compares with other open draws
- Mater Cars for Cancer Draw 132 — 1 in 84,632 per ticket, tickets from $30, $507K prize
- Mater Cars for Cancer Draw 131 — 1 in 90,223 per ticket, tickets from $30, $541K prize
- Yourtown Prestige Cars Draw 1159 — 1 in 180,000 per ticket, tickets from $10, $360K prize
- Yourtown Draw 562 — 1 in 750,000 per ticket, tickets from $15, $5.7M prize
- Endeavour Draw 471 — 1 in 1,350,000 per ticket, tickets from $10, $3.3M prize
- Endeavour Draw 470 — 1 in 1,500,000 per ticket, tickets from $10, $3.4M prize
- Dream Home Draw 435 — 1 in 10,763,970 per ticket, tickets from $10, $14.7M prize
- Mater Draw 328 — 1 in 30,097,275 per ticket, tickets from $2, $7.1M prize
Questions about Yourtown Draw 561 odds
- What are the odds of winning Yourtown Draw 561?
- Each ticket in Yourtown Draw 561 is one entry in a pool of up to 500,000 tickets, so one ticket has a 1 in 500,000 chance of winning the $2.88M Buderim home if every ticket sells. If fewer tickets sell, your odds are better.
- Which Yourtown Draw 561 ticket package gives the best odds per dollar?
- The $15 package: 1 entry, about 6.7 entries per $100 spent. Bigger packages add entries; they do not change the size of the pool.
- Do my odds change if the draw does not sell out?
- Yes — for the better. Odds are worked out on the maximum pool. If fewer tickets sell, each entry is a larger share of the tickets actually in the draw.