Race Night Tickets | 8 Races | 160 tickets per race

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Lynda Stoddart, Chestnut Tree House, Littlehampton A Great time was had by All – Would recommend this Company

Because the betting is being used for fundraising, it doesn't matter if the bets taken is held at that venue. The sporting event where the bets are taken also doesn't need to be taking place at the same time as the betting under the OUN.The race night was very easy to run. Never having done anything like this before, I was very apprehensive but it all ran smoothly.

On evenings where the tote is manned by yourselves, our staff does not handle the money. At the end of the night, however, we will provide a full breakdown sheet of how many bets were placed on each race, which horses, the payouts, and the total amount raised for your chosen cause. Thanks again for your impeccable service and I will definitely be in touch again before our next fundraiser. Under-18s can take part bingo, casino, poker or race nights if they are run as non-commercial gaming. Non-commercial prize gaming Imagine a room full of people looking at the big screen, cheering as their horse gallops towards the finish lineThank you so much, we have recommended you a number of other football teams looking to raise money aswell! The 1-2-3 Tricast has 336 possible combinations, and you should only attempt this if you are confident of selling all the entries to guarantee a winner. It can be sold before and during the event. The compere will agree with the client which race will be run with the For example, those who have paid are given or select a named horse in the race. The winners are then awarded the prizes that had been advertised in advance. Prizes

Tricast – if there are still entries to be sold it is better to run the Tricast on a later race, so as many entries as possible are sold. Players write their name in a square on the special 1-2-3 Tricast entry sheet. At the end of the chosen race the player who correctly predicts the correct 1 st 2 nd and 3 rd result in the designated race is the winner. The value of the prize depends on the price per entry. However, all proceeds must go to a charity or good causes. This includes the difference between stakes placed and pay-out made. Proceeds can’t be taken for private gain by the licensed gambling business. You can’t make any profits, even if you intend to donate the profits to charity or good causes. Private clubs

You can’t deduct from or levy on money staked or won by players in the game. It doesn’t matter if the charge is said to be voluntary or compulsory. Particularly if players are prevented from taking part if they don’t make the ‘voluntary’ donation, or, if there’s peer pressure to make the donation. You can’t make a profit from the game An example of a race night as non-commercial equal chance gaming is where each participant pays a fee for a randomly selected ‘horse’ in each ‘race’ and the participant with the winning horse or the person who selected the winning horse receives a prize proportionate to the stakes placed, up to the limits. The night so was so successful, that we have decided to do two a year to help raise money to pay for the expenses of running the children’s football team. Our next one will be in May to help pay for our awards night – and we’re hoping the weather will be kinder to us this time!!! The winners collect their prize money which is usually 50% of the total bets taken with the other 50% going to the chosen charity or good cause (the percentage can be altered depending on your requirements).