The Block auction results in numbers and winner for 2025 – exactly how much cash everyone made

It was a nail-biting finish as the five Daylesford homes went under the hammer at The Block Auction Day 2025.
There were mixed feelings and results with Britt and Taz walking away with a life-changing $520,000, while Emma and Ben and Han and Can left with nothing.
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We've broken down just how the auctions played out and exactly how much money each team is taking home after a tense grand finale!
Britt and Taz – House 3
Reserve: $2,990,000
Auction Order: First
Sold for: $3,410,000
Total profit: $420,000 + $100,000 prize money for winning
Sonny and Alicia – House 4
Reserve: $2,940,000 ($50,000 was subtracted from their original reserve for winning the final Room Reveal).
Auction Order: Fourth
Sold for: $3,060,000
Total profit: $120,000
Robby and Mat – House 5
Reserve: $2,990,000
Auction Order: Second
Sold for: $3,099,999.10
Total profit: $109,999.10
EXCLUSIVE: Auction favourites Robby and Mat devastated as they walk away with modest prize of $109k: 'It sucks'
Emma and Ben – House 1
Reserve: $2,990,000
Auction Order: Third
Sold for: Passed in
Total profit: $0
EXCLUSIVE: Emma and Ben in tears as heartbreaking Auction result sees house passed in: 'Feel like a loser'
Han and Can – House 2
Reserve: $2,990,000
Auction Order: Last
Sold for: Passed in
Total profit: $0
EXCLUSIVE: Han and Can's 'disappointment' as home fails to sell in shock auction finale
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