Continuation Raffle

A “continuation raffle” allows an organization to conduct raffles where the winner(s) advance to a subsequent raffle drawing until the final winners are determined.

Ticket sales must stop after the initial drawing.
There is no additional cost for players beyond the initial ticket cost.
The raffle must be concluded within 12 months.

For example, raffle drawings are held on four consecutive Sunday nights:

On July 12, the organization conducts the first round drawing. Thirty $20 winners are drawn who also then advance to the next round.
On July 19, a 2nd round drawing is held with ten $50 winners who then also advance to the next round.
On July 26, a 3rd round is held with three $100 winners advancing to the final round.
On August 2, a final round is held at the community festival, with prizes of $100, $500, and $1,000.

Continuation raffle reporting:

Report gross receipts and all prizes to be awarded for the raffle ($3,000) in the month of the initial drawing (July).
Report all gross receipts and prizes on the LG100A, Receipts and Expenses by Site, for the site where the initial drawing was held.
The value of prizes reported, but not yet awarded by the end of July ($1,600) are entered on the July LG100F Lawful Gambling Fund Reconciliation form, Line 17.
In August, when the final round prizes are awarded, the $1,600 reconciling item is removed.