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  • Claw Machine Tips

    If you've ever spent more money than you'd like to admit trying to win a stuffed animal from a claw machine, you know that the game is challenging and designed to lower your chances of success....

  • Types of Carnival Games

    If you've ever been to a fair or carnival, you've probably heard the shouting workers trying to get you to come play one of their many games. These games allow players to try their luck at winning...

  • Games to Play at a Carnival

    Aside from the rides, the best parts of a carnival are the games. Though some are easier to play than others, they all offer hours of fun and tempting prizes. However, those who run the games do...

  • General Raffle Ticket Rules

    Whether it's a family reunion, a softball game or birthday party, a great way to add fun to a large group gathering is a raffle. It's a simple contest of chance, requiring just a few guidelines....

  • How Does a Reverse Raffle Work?

    Determine monetary prize amount and set price for raffle tickets. Sell tickets and inform purchasers they must be present to win the raffle. Place all ticket stubs in a large collection bin....

  • About Raffling

    The word "raffle" was first defined as a "sale of chances" in 1766, according to the Online Etymology Dictionary. This definition is still very accurate. Whether you are selling raffle tickets or...

  • How to Play "Deal or No Deal" Rub Off Tickets

    Scratch-off (or rub-off) tickets can be a fun and easy way to both try to win money and support programs throughout your state. Scratch-off games are often themed, which can make them slightly...

  • How to Set Up a College Football Pool

    Bowl time is jolly time. Increase your natural inclination to watch college football by "making things a little more interesting."

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