đź“Š Poll TCG TV raffle - Gauging interest
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A buddy was running these for everything under the sun. He would raffle a tool or whatever and then order and ship straight to the winner. When they wouldn't fill he'd ask those that bought spots if they were cool with a cash raffle.
He ran a few PS5s and Xboxes for me.
Nccstud bought into one.
He ran a few PS5s and Xboxes for me.
Nccstud bought into one.
sent $100 via p/p...use it for tv or other purposes
just checking in man,whatever
just checking in man,whatever
I'm in several FB pages that are dedicated strictly to this. There was just one up that had like 7 or 8 different car options and even had a house in there.A buddy was running these for everything under the sun. He would raffle a tool or whatever and then order and ship straight to the winner. When they wouldn't fill he'd ask those that bought spots if they were cool with a cash raffle.
He ran a few PS5s and Xboxes for me.
These are like 150 slot one, but they run minis and micros for smaller dollar buy it to get a chance to win a spot in the main.
A lot of softball groups run minis and micros, to fill the main drawing.
I forgot about that. The 2nd or 3rd time he ran a PS5 for me he had to do a couple minis. It all depends how much work and time you are willing to invest.
Yup, I’m in one on IG for a crate 6.2. He has ran 8 minis, with 40 people per mini and 10 per mini get a spot in the raffle.
Say it's 50 a spot and it's not getting filled. You can run a mini 5 spots @10 or 10 spots at $5 winner gets to select a number in the $50 main
The ones I've seen typically don't make money on the minis it's just to make it more affordable to get into the main
Yup, I'd be in, and agree with other sentiments that if we don't hit the 50-person-buy in (or the equivilent of $2500+ worth of buy-in) then we can make it a cash raffle, either for the pot-minus-administrative-costs, or a bunch of smaller pots.
It would be good timing, my dad had a MASSIVE Sony rear-projection TV, one of the last ones they made (2013 I think?) that finally punched it's ticket, so he's now using a smaller 36" LCD that I had kept after I upgraded last year (he was really adamant about not buying a new TV. He's almost 90 and his increasing frugality mixed with sticker shock makes it tough to replace things for him).
It would be good timing, my dad had a MASSIVE Sony rear-projection TV, one of the last ones they made (2013 I think?) that finally punched it's ticket, so he's now using a smaller 36" LCD that I had kept after I upgraded last year (he was really adamant about not buying a new TV. He's almost 90 and his increasing frugality mixed with sticker shock makes it tough to replace things for him).
I'm not in for a TV, but would likely be for other things. How do folks do this repeatedly and not run afoul of the law about unlicensed raffles/gambling? All it would take would be one sore loser or someone who thought it was rigged or someone who got pissed off at the organizer later to be a whistleblower. Keep it to a known circle of friends whom you trust?
Agreed, had a buddy just get a 83" from BB for <$1k. Seems achievable for a raffle.
OLED...not that peasant shit.Agreed, had a buddy just get a 83" from BB for <$1k. Seems achievable for a raffle.
I guess when I look at these TVs I don't see enough diff to warrant the diff in price
So I guess I agree, I would just buy that "cheap TV" instead of some fancy $4000 smaller screen!
I guess when I look at these TVs I don't see enough diff to warrant the diff in price
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