Find your raffle

No football knowledge needed

Nothing to study, no plays to learn. Your numbers are assigned at random, so there's nothing to strategize — if you can get a ticket, you're in. First-timers fit right alongside the superfans.

What you're looking at

It's a 10×10 grid — 100 tickets. They're yours for the whole season once you're in.

How to get a ticket

Buy a paper raffle ticket from the organizer in person (that's the law), then register its ticket number here to track it online — your numbers, your games, and your wins, all on your phone.

The numbers

When sales close, every row and column gets a random digit 0–9 (sealed in advance, so no one can rig it). Your ticket sits where one number across the top meets one down the side — those two digits are yours.

How you win

Four times a game (end of the 1st quarter, halftime, 3rd quarter, and the final) you take the last digit of each team's score. The ticket where those two digits cross wins that prize. Example: a 17–10 score → digits 7 and 0 → that ticket wins.

Your chances

Every drawing gives each ticket a 1-in-100 shot — and a season raffle holds dozens of drawings (four per game). More tickets, more shots at every single one.

What you can win

Cash in most raffles — or, in some, a gift the winner picks from a menu (gift cards, swag) that the organizer sets up. Either way you get an automatic text or email the moment you win and choose how to receive it — or donate it back to the fundraiser.

Playing for a cause

Many raffles are fundraisers: a set share of every ticket goes to the group's cause — a nonprofit, team, or school. You'll see exactly where the money goes before you buy a thing.