Draw the winning numbers in front of the whole room!

A participant holds up the winning raffle ticket, number 326 displayed on the big screen

You registered the numbers handed out before the event. On the day, they come out one by one on the big screen, and everyone checks their ticket.

Your numbers need not be a plain sequence: they can carry a prefix (A001, B001) and span several ranges.

Anything is possible! The draw runs on its own or within a scenario: open with the ranges of numbers in play, and close with a recap of all the numbers drawn. Our raffle draw scenarios are at the bottom of this page.

Raffle draw scenes

Draw numbers fast, petal by petal One petal reveal per slot, and draws run back-to-back on their own.
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Draw numbers fast on an airport departure board Draws run back-to-back on their own, with no pause.
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Draw numbers fast with slot reels One slot reel per slot; draws run back-to-back on their own, with no pause.
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Draw numbers fast with a magic veil Draws run back-to-back on their own, with no pause.
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Draw numbers petal by petal A petal reveal for each digit, draws running on their own, in ascending order.
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Pick winners airport-style Draws run on their own, numbers sort into ascending order.
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Draw numbers with a slot reel One slot reel per draw. Everything runs on its own, numbers in ascending order.
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Draw numbers with a picker wheel The wheel slows onto the number; draws run on their own, in ascending order.
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Draw numbers with spreading color Draws run on their own, numbers sort into ascending order.
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Draw numbers with a selector A selector, digit by digit; draws run on their own, sorted from lowest to highest.
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Award prizes

Set up a list of prizes, each with its own stock.

Give out prizes in a raffle draw, petal by petal Draws run on their own: each number is revealed next to its prize.
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Give out raffle prizes on a departure board The draws run on their own: each number forms beside its prize.
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Give out raffle prizes with a slot reel Fifteen numbers for the first prize: one draw every two seconds.
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Award raffle prizes with a picker wheel A pre-draw of 50 finalists, then the wheel picks the numbers prize after prize.
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Give out prizes with spreading color Draws run on their own: each number emerges next to its prize.
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Give out prizes with a selector The selector forms each number digit by digit, from one prize to the next.
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Continuous raffle draw with automatic recap

Schedule a draw every five minutes, or every hour!

Raffle draw with automatic recap and petal reveal Draws follow one another on their own; in between, the full-screen recap.
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Raffle draw with automatic recap and selector Draws follow one another on their own; in between, the full-screen recap.
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Raffle draw with automatic recap and departure board Draws follow one another on their own; in between, the full-screen recap.
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Raffle draw with automatic recap and spreading color Draws follow one another on their own; in between, the full-screen recap.
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Handling absentees

You may need to cancel a result. Someone must not win twice, or is absent and cannot collect the prize: the number has to be redrawn!

The number comes up, no one stands, and you have to redraw in front of the room.

During the broadcast, you can cancel the last number, or at the end of the draws: exclude the absentees, confirm those present or simply add draws!

Absentees? Exclude, then draw Two winners are absent: their draws are canceled, you draw again.
An absentee? Add stock One absentee on the first prize, another at the end: you add stock.
Absentees? Add draws At the end, two winners are absent: two draws are added.

Raffle draw scenarios

A scenario chains several scenes: announce the numbers in play, draw the numbers, then display the winning numbers.

The ones below are ready to play. From your account, you can also use them as a starting point and edit them, or create your own scenarios as you see fit.

Raffle draw, one by one

The event announcement, the numbers in play, the raffle number ranges, the numbers drawn one by one with the scene of your choice, then the winning numbers.
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RaffleReveal
IntroRaffle
RafflePluck
ShowRaffle

Raffle draw with prizes

The raffle numbers, the prize draw with the scene of your choice, then the winning numbers.
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RafflePrizes
IntroRaffle
PrizePluck
6/6
ShowRaffle

Raffle winners

The event announcement, the numbers in play, the raffle number ranges, the winning number draw with the scene of your choice, then their display.
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RaffleWins
IntroRaffle
WinsCursor
1/6
ShowRaffle

Raffle grid

The raffle number ranges, the draw on a grid with the scene of your choice, then the winning numbers.
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RaffleGrid
IntroRaffle
RaffleFlapGrid
ShowRaffle

Raffle draw in three rounds

Three draws of twenty-five numbers running one after the other on their own, each round keeping only the numbers that have never come out.
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RaffleRounds
RaffleFlapGrid
RaffleFlapGrid
RaffleFlapGrid

Frequently asked questions about raffle draws

How many raffle numbers can I create?

500 raffle numbers on the “Discovery” plan, 5,000 on the “Essential” plan, 50,000 on the “Pro” plan.

Do I have to enter my numbers one by one?

No: a range of numbers goes on a single line, giving the first and the last.

Enter one line per range or per single number, and mix the two freely:

A : 1-500
B : 1-200
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The letter before the colon is optional: it tells apart several books of tickets that each start again from 1. Pasting from a spreadsheet works: spaces, tabs and letter case are tidied up.

How many participants can I add?

The number of participants depends on your plan:

  • 100 participants on the “Discovery” plan,
  • 1,000 participants on the “Essential” plan,
  • 10,000 participants on the “Pro” plan.

Same-day sign-ups have their own limit

Having people sign up on the day is counted separately:

  • 25 sign-ups on the “Discovery” plan, by QR code,
  • 100 sign-ups on the “Essential” plan, by QR code or at a kiosk,
  • 1,000 sign-ups on the “Pro” plan, by QR code, at a kiosk or from a web form.