Raffles: a draw where every ticket is a number
Fixed pool, fixed prizes, guaranteed winner - the format that sells out a draw.
A raffle is the simplest draw we sell and often the best converting. The pool is a fixed range of numbers, each number is sold once, and when the pool is full the draw happens. There is no rollover and no shared jackpot: somebody wins, every time.
How it is configured
- A number range - the size of the pool, and therefore the odds.
- A prize table - first prize, second prize and the tail, as fixed amounts or a share of the pool.
- A line price, and the minimum and maximum numbers one ticket may hold.
Because the pool is finite, the front end can show exactly how many numbers are left - which is the urgency that makes the format work. Taken numbers are tracked per draw and the remaining count is cached so the page stays fast even on a busy pool.
