Uses of a Lottery Machine – 1 Combination Draws

Combination draws are a very versatile way to select winners. The most famous in the UK is the National Lottery, which selects six numbers from 59 balls, giving approximately 47 million combinations. While there is no guaranteed winner with the National Lottery, you can use a draw with fewer combinations that will give you a winner every time.

For example, with a combination, you can run a draw for 500 people using just 14 balls. Quick and easy for verification, and your audience can see all 14 balls before they drop into the machine. A combination is much more engaging for your participants. It keeps more people involved for longer, building both tension and excitement.

You play a combination draw bingo – so your participants mark each number on their card as it is called, so the excitement and tension build throughout the draw, and don’t dissipate the instant you call the last number; they still linger as your participants compare their tickets, declaring: “I was just one number away from winning!”

And that is the added benefit of this type of draw, the number of near winners you get – those just one number away: You get lots.

You can even have multiple lines on each ticket, which psychologically makes you feel like you have more chances to win.

We can design the perfect draw for you and create and print all your tickets too. Call today to see how we can help with your next prize draw.

Photo: We advised that Win Four Rings use a combination draw for their cash prize and supplied Guinevere II for the live draw.