How buying a ticket works

Five steps, two ticket types and one rule that catches people out: the 50/50 ticket never travels alone.

Step by step

The pairing

Why the 50/50 ticket cannot be bought on its own

The Foundation holds two licences. The main lottery licence covers the vehicle and the Early Bird cash draws. The 50/50 licence covers the electronic raffle whose prize is half of what the 50/50 tickets bring in. Rule 14 of the Rules of Play ties them together: a 50/50 ticket exists only as an addition to a Win4Cancer main ticket, on every order, without exception. The raffle system enforces it at checkout, so there is no way to end up holding one without the other.

Smallest packages shown. The rule holds for every combination.

Main lottery

Entered in all three Early Bird draws and the main draw.

50/50 add-on

Entered in the 50/50 draw only. Added to a main lottery order.

Paying

Where the money is actually taken

Cards and wallets accepted

Buying in person

A point-of-sale terminal prints the ticket on the spot. Keep it: a valid ticket is the receipt.

After the draw

What happens once the number comes out

The draws run inside the raffle system's certified random number generator, in front of Foundation representatives at . There is no ceremony to attend and nothing on this website takes part in it.

A Foundation representative telephones or emails the winner using the details recorded with the ticket and explains how to claim. The winning ticket number, the winner's name and their city go on the Winners page and on the Foundation's social channels, as the Rules of Play require.

Keeping track

An account is optional and does not sell you anything

You can buy without one. What an account gives you is somewhere to keep the numbers from your confirmation emails and printed tickets, a reminder before each cut-off, and a set of tools for holding yourself to a budget. Nothing in it takes a payment.

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