Pick winners by prize draw!

Pick someone at random in front of a room, with nobody doubting the result.
Your participant list can come from many sources: interactive kiosk, QR code, social media, internal list, or several of these at once!
The prize draw is a scene inside a scenario: it takes participants in, and returns winners and losers out. That is what lets you chain it with other scenes.
Anything goes: every scene can reuse whatever the evening has produced, take a look at our prize draw scenarios!
Scènes de tirage au sort
Give out prizes to winners on a departure board
Draws follow one another on their own: each name builds up beside its prize.
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Back-to-back draws
Fifty winners for a single prize, without waiting for each slot reel to finish
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Pick winners airport-style
Draws run on their own, winners are listed alphabetically.
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Pick winners fast, airport-style
Draws run back-to-back on their own, with a countdown.
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Automatic mode
The scene runs the draws on its own: a countdown ticks before each draw, which then fires automatically.
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Un gagnant est absent
Vous demandez aux participants d'être présents, mais il y a toujours des absents.
Le nom sort, personne ne se lève, et il faut rejouer le tirage devant la salle.
Durant la diffusion, il y a plusieurs façons de s'en sortir : ajouter des tirages, annuler le dernier gagnant, ou à la fin des tirages écarter les absents ou valider les présents.
Scénarios de tirage au sort
Show participants, then draw
Two scenes in a row: the list of registered participants, then a random draw picking several winners among them.
Draw in three rounds
The participants presentation, a draw with the scene of your choice, its winners, then two more rounds open only to those who have not won yet.
Prize draw, then recap
Three scenes in a row: the participants on display, the prize draw, then the winners recap, fed automatically by the draw.
Eighty participants, three rounds
Three draws of twenty-five winners running one after the other on their own, each round keeping only the participants who have not won yet.






