Charity Game Tickets are commonly known as pull-tabs, or break-open tickets. They are available for Michigan's Non-Profits to sell under a license issued by Michigan Lottery's Charitable Gaming Division. Tickets can be sold at bingo games, fraternal or veterans' clubs, festivals, fairgrounds, entertainment tents and other licensed gaming venues. Charity Game Tickets are a significant source of funding for charities. Paying an average of 15% in net profit to the licensed non-profit. Charity Game tickets offer entertainment for your audience and profit for your organization.
Charity Game Tickets are similar to lottery tickets, but they are made from two layers of poster board, glued together with die cut "windows" which snap open to show symbols or numbers. Charity Game Tickets are available in different price points including $0.50, $1, $2, and $5 and different ticket counts including as low as 200 tickets per deal up to 2,800 tickets per deal. Tickets feature different levels of prizes which vary depending upon the price point and the deal size. Larger deals and higher price points generally offer higher prizes as there is more money to be distributed.
Licensed organizations can purchase tickets through a licensed supplier. They are typically sold through a ticket dispensing machine or by a volunteer from your organization. The Annual Charity Game Ticket License and the Special Charity Game Ticket License are explained in more detail below.
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