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I hear ya Josh and agree, I completely understand the reasons. Just hard to imagine when you don’t have the money. If I was rich, I’d definitely buy a bunch of tickets!
I have said this before and those in the raffle may be pissed but it's not that hard to just save a few bucks a day, $40-$90 a month can get you $1,000 by the end of the year. Throw that in the raffle and you have stellar odds compared to the regular draw system. I put $1,200 in the east elk last year and got ticket #9. Close but no cigar. The nice thing or the bad thing is you can see how close you were. You don't get that with the regular draw unless you are a witness. FYI I was a witness to the regular draw this year and was 21,932 on the list of not selected's, that sucked.
Quote from: Rainier10 on July 18, 2019, 12:17:38 PMI have said this before and those in the raffle may be pissed but it's not that hard to just save a few bucks a day, $40-$90 a month can get you $1,000 by the end of the year. Throw that in the raffle and you have stellar odds compared to the regular draw system. I put $1,200 in the east elk last year and got ticket #9. Close but no cigar. The nice thing or the bad thing is you can see how close you were. You don't get that with the regular draw unless you are a witness. FYI I was a witness to the regular draw this year and was 21,932 on the list of not selected's, that sucked.I’m not sure knowing is good, when I witnessed I was the first loser of a draw with 7 tags! Last year I put in about 40$ For the west side elk and drew 3rd or 4th! So close! I would buy a lot more tickets in the past when you could do it on line, usually bought a couple every payday, miss those days.